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SG, the trouble with very bad feelings is they become self-fulfilling. When yuou start feeling a bit sad you drag yourself down more and more, it's very important to recognise when you're starting to feel sad and to do something else to try and stop them from taking over your mind. Do you go straight into suicidal feelings, or do you start by feeling a bit useless, and then you use that feeling to "prove" you're worthless, and then use your worthlessness to "prove" hyou should do the world a favour and kill yourself?
Sorry if that didn't make a lot of sense, it was what happened with me. Some minor thing would happen, I would feel embarrassed, the embarrassment would make me feel useless and worthless, and the feelings of worthlessness would make me so angry that I'd cut, or it would make me so despairing I would pop pills or make myself sick.
I just dont let myself stop long enough to think about it. I do pointless things like driving all the way to town, for something random like a dvd, just to pass the time.
Two weeks is a wonderful achievement and not crap in any way. You spent 2 weeks without the need (or fighting the need) to harm yourself and that is definitely something to feel proud of.
*hugs*
Try and distract yourself for a little while then. Go out, go to the gym, go for a run or something. Force yourself to do something for a couple of hours.
Then you may start realising that you have actually done a good thing, something to feel very proud of.
Love. x
Are you saying that you started self-harming because you felt guilty about what happened with another member of the same sex?
And when you say "it's ok now" does that mean you aren't curious about sleeping with the same sex or that you've stopped hurting yourself?
I get the impression you do still self-harm and it sounds like you have a lot to work through, so maybe you should consider a form of counselling to help you stop? But you're right, they can only help you as long as you're prepared to be helped.
Good luck.
Picc.
x
At least you're keeping at it if you know what I mean. I understand you feel like shit but the company letting you go is not a reflection on your capabilities as a worker, it's just you've be placed with a shit company, a bunch of annoying co-workers and very little in the way of decent pay and work.
There are better jobs out there though and a different situation, group of people etc...might help to make up for it the first time round. My very first experience - the people were rude to me, nasty and spiteful to me, ignored me etc...and now I'm happy as larry and treated with respect etc...