Gstreater
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- Aug 10, 2024
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What methods of self harm are easy to hide, I used to cut so I'm worried someone might notice new scars and I don't want to be locked back in the ward for "my safety" again.
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goredpet
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- Jan 11, 2025
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i've been seeing things called "little ouchies" online that are basically small, spiked cylinders that you can squeeze to cause yourself pain. they're designed not to do lasting damage or leave any marks. i'm not sure on how much pain they actually cause, but i think it's nice to have an option that's so easy to conceal
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