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DiscussionHow do you feel about your scars?
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I'm happy that the burden of hiding the scars is not bothering you anymore, as weird as it sounds I think that's a more healthy attitude than being ashamed.
Wish you the best!
well, mine are fading away and I can't really cut myself anymore since I'll get in trouble. but I don't really think about them, I feel nothing towards them
I hate my scars on some days. On other days, it is whatever. I sometimes like to show them because people always associated me with weakness. Whenever I show them to people, they think I am tough. I am thinking about, however, getting a tattoo over them or buying something online to cover it with.
I am incredibly uncomfortable with people looking at them or commenting on them. Around the house or friends or running errands or whatever is fine, but at my new job I keep everything covered even though it is summer and it is hot. I feel especially ashamed when I relapse and have new pink/reddish ones that are highly visible for a long time. They are all in one place on my arm and there are so many that they can't be easily explained away.
It such a shame. I was driving while my friend who is a passenger see it and she just straight up asking. I was so embarrass. Thinking about tattoo but on the other hand, I will die anyway so haven't done anything to cover it yet.
most of my injuries are burn scars and revealing them makes me feel ashamed or makes me feel proud for being clean. I tend to hide them in school to not catch attention but at home no one cares or pays attention so it doesn't bother me. When people stare at my arm I feel like a joke or my arms aren't as bad and should be worse and I relapse. I've been clean for a month now and to whoever is struggling you are so strong and i wish you the best. Your scars make you YOU
LittleAngel
When life gives you lemons, squeeze em into ur eye
I love them, in a weird way I feel prettier with them? they make me anxious though as I do socialize with my family a lot often, but I find them gorgeous and i feel proud of them.
I don't think about them much to be honest. I used to obsess, and feel very anxious that someone would notice and say something. But I've stopped caring entirely at this point. I forget they're there.
They're just a reminder of my battles with life, and how far they've taken me mentally. They also remind me of the events that caused me to resort to such things, things I don't want to forget, as they led to this point.
I love them. I hate the reaction they get from other people. I want to show them off but it always ends in me feeling dumb. I covered up the minor ones that were years old on my forearm with a tattoo 6 months ago, now i miss how i could see them before but im happy other people cant see them. Ive been made fun of for them quite a few times and it pushed me to go deeper in the hopes that theyd be impressed next time. they never were. I have random ones across my legs that i like less, i did them when i wanted to ruin the way i looked to other people, cover myself in wounds so id be less appealing. they just make me remember now. it helped then though. I love my scars but i think ill always hide them, at least as much as i can, theyre on my thighs and calves now, but ill get them covered with tattoos eventually.
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