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Why do i cut myself? i've been doing it off & on since i was 14. i am now 20...
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Please get help: People who "cut" often tell me that they do this to relieve themselves of intense inner pain and suffering. Something in seeing their own blood is a relief to them. One told me that seeing her blood let her know she is alive. This is a serious problem, and there is help for you with psychotherapy. In that relationship you can learn about your own "why, " and deal with it in less self-abusive ways.
Answered 10/17/2017
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