Owning My Reality
It is not easy living in reality, and my mind’s ability to close the curtains on my trauma remains unmatched.
Topic: self-injury
It is not easy living in reality, and my mind’s ability to close the curtains on my trauma remains unmatched.
I had to convince myself I was never a freak. I was 15 and did not know how to cope.
We are worth loving through our brokenness and our pain.
There never were any attempts to end my life, rather I wanted the emotional pain to end. And that desire was a catalyst to turn all the emotional pain into physical pain...
My shame will not survive.
I thought I was broken somehow and there was no fixing it.
The darkness we carry feeds off our secrets—which is why we have to bring them into the light.
When you said those words, I shattered into a million pieces.
When I reflect on my days of self-harm, I see how I struggled to tell the people I loved that I was hurting. So, I found a way to show it physically.
Making or breaking milestones doesn't have to be everything—it shouldn’t be everything.
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The moments when I did give in do not define my progress.
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