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[female, age 19, began to SI at age 16 at the latest, college student (full time)]

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Stereotypical as this may sound, it helps me cope. At first, it was just to control the random, intense periods of depression/self-loathing/sadness I'd feel. That's still one reason I SI, but another one has popped up: I get frustrated and angry, and I've started to develop a temper. I don't want to risk EVER taking my anger out on someone else physically--I don't think I would, but isn't it better to not take that chance, and just hurt myself?

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[female, age 19, began to SI at age 16 at the latest, college student (full time)]
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Gabrielle For Self-Injurers - In Their Own Words published by 2 years ago ()

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