Hi, I maybe joining this convo topic late, I'm not sure. But I felt the need to reply to this paragraph in particular. When I began injuring myself again last year, a collection of my close friends and family knew about it, (friend saw.. and actually CALLED my father, who in turn called my uncle for advice) anyway, many of them took it really badly. With feelings mixed with anger at me, to feeling responcible for it happening. But they wern't responcible. no-one was. it was a 'click' that my brain was set to, and due to the high levels of stress and emotion prior to the SI begining again, it didn't take alot for that 'click' (to hurt myself) to resurfice. But you cannot blame yourself for either of those situations, EVEN if you think you may have prompted the anorexia by saying something you shouldn't have.Cheyenne said:I can?t pinpoint which one is most difficult to deal with, but probably the self-injury of my best friend and finding out another once good friend is anorexic. Neither of those have to do with me, but I feel like I can relate, sort of, because I SI and neither of them know, and I eat the same way as the one that has been diagnosed as anorexic.
cheyenne.. that's the beauty of this forum.. you don't have to post or reply.. only when YOU feel up to it or want to .. whatever you are comfortable with is ok.I just feel awkward/bad coming here, because you all go out of your way to talk to me, but I don?t do the same for you because I?m painfully bad at that. I feel extremely selfish because I do that. I log in, post my reply here, then immediately log off so that I won?t post elsewhere even if I do have something that might be worth saying. That?s why I feel like a burden here, elsewhere I feel like a burden because I know I am one.