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1) just ask her 2) tell her--if she's your friend, she will accept you 3) Same situation currently except my friend has a boyfriend (but we're both bi)

skinny jeans on a guy can be hot if the guy is slim. At least half of the guys in my high school wear them... I wear skinny jeans and love them...but I don't wear them often because, being only 5 foot 2 inches, they can be hard to find.

okay, I shall agree to disagree.

and I didn't mean that they get migraines or pass out and whatever else during cutting, though that can happen. I meant that for some the physical act of resisting cutting can cause problems such as sweating and shaking.

whether or not you experience withrawals depends on your physical state and how long you have cut. I think I would know having experienced it with five friends and my own experience... I really don't feel luke arguing about whether SI is addicting or not so I will simply post a few links when I get on my computer rather than this retarded Itouch....

Question: who stubs their toes or laugh enough to test whether it turns into an addiction. Plus, when someone bleeds, the body releases a much higher level of endorphins than when you simply stub your toes. And, kind of off topic but oh well. Exercise does release a fair amount of endorphins but the act of exercising causes them to work in other ways. It is still mildly addicting though. Ever hear someone say: I feel great after I work out. That's the endorphins, partially. Some people continue …

Technically there are two forms of addiction regarding cutting. 1) the body is addicted to endorphins Or 2) the person is addicted to the act or how it makes them feel And it's not for you to judge my experience in life, this is just facts...

Actually cutting is an addiction. In the same way that ones body becomes attached to alcohol or smoking or drugs, a cutters body can become addicted to the chemicals (endorphins and other natural painkillers) that are released when you cut. This is what actually makes it so hard for long term cutters to quit. It isn't as simple as "putting down the knife" as I have noticed several people suggest. That's like saying a druggie won't have a hard time if their stash is taken and they are locked in a…

My parents are the exact same way. They are my own inescapable torture. The only advice I have is turn up the music, grab a book and wait it out. Sorry, I'm no help...

Congrats I hope things go well for you, whoever you are...

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Dude! Do you even know what you're angry about?!!!??'

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my friend introduced me to their stuff...I like Back In Your Head, iknowiknowiknow, and Walking With a Ghost...

I have cut for about a year and just stopped last week. I use to use a craft knife, safety pin, scissors or compass to cut. I don't really scar so I'm lucky since I've cut my thighs, legs, arms, shoulders, and especially hips. I did it because of all the crap my parents put me through, the stress of school and overall depression. My friend, an ex-cutter, convinced me to stop. It's a hard thing to overcome and I'm not sure I want to stop but I'm going to try.

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