it takes away the pain http://www.documentingreality.com/forum/f10/some-emo-girl-needs-serious-help-11192/
WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT.
there, better?
WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT.
there, better?
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Emo kids cut themselves
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my kids were telling me about this sort of subculture going on at their school. not as extreme as the case in the link you provided. very disturbing.
I feel for the girl in the pics and hope she gets some help, but mostly I worry about my own kids being exposed to this sort of thing at school.
I feel for the girl in the pics and hope she gets some help, but mostly I worry about my own kids being exposed to this sort of thing at school.
Remember kids: Across the road not down the street.
She doesn't need any help... from all the scars on her she seems to have the whole non fatal cutting thing pretty much down. Any way you look at it, she's obviously had the means & opportunity to off herself for some time so life can't be That bad if she hasn't.
Seriously, couldn't the resources used up on bringing the defectives up to speed not be better used on making the fit even better?
She doesn't need any help... from all the scars on her she seems to have the whole non fatal cutting thing pretty much down. Any way you look at it, she's obviously had the means & opportunity to off herself for some time so life can't be That bad if she hasn't.
Seriously, couldn't the resources used up on bringing the defectives up to speed not be better used on making the fit even better?
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OMG , that was horrible and she is just looking for some sort of attention if she sends those pics to a web site . A cry for help.. but yes please put a warning of the graphic details.
When I was in middle school and high school, cutting as a huge fad among emos and other social demographics. It was always such a graphic thing to see - the scars along the forearms and such... I also remember catching a friend of mine who had resumed cutting once she's stopped. It was very emotional and rough to deal with that....
I wanted to learn as much as I could about this "source of relief" among my peers so I started reading as much as I could about it. I remember a book that I read called "Cutting". It helped me put things into perspective since it was written in the first person. Instead of me getting all of the psychological reasons as to why someone would cut, I got a better understanding of how a cutter felt when they would cut.
I hope that this girl gets the help that she needs.
I wanted to learn as much as I could about this "source of relief" among my peers so I started reading as much as I could about it. I remember a book that I read called "Cutting". It helped me put things into perspective since it was written in the first person. Instead of me getting all of the psychological reasons as to why someone would cut, I got a better understanding of how a cutter felt when they would cut.
I hope that this girl gets the help that she needs.
