Stories Our Scars Tell
There are still days when it all feels like too much, when I’m self-conscious and hyper-aware of the story my body tells.
Topic: self-injury
There are still days when it all feels like too much, when I’m self-conscious and hyper-aware of the story my body tells.
It lives in the in-between moments, the ones where you’re not quite falling apart, but not yet feeling okay.
I’m not asking you to fix me. I’m asking you to listen.
"I have to admit what I never wanted to admit. I am addicted."
I probably won’t say, “I’m in a mental health crisis right now” with some laid-out spreadsheet of exactly what I need.
The scars don't make me feel ashamed. I'm alive, I'm radically joyful.
Yes, I’ve gotten through some of the toughest moments of my life completely alone, but I don’t need to.
The hurricane in your mind became just a storm, then a drizzle followed by gray clouds and finally clear blue skies.
I actually self-harm to “deal with” life and to keep myself alive. That might sound counterintuitive, but that’s how my brain works.
Emotion, including sadness, is part of being human. Being sad doesn't have to be a bad thing.
I decided that it was okay if I failed, as long as I gave myself permission to succeed, too.
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