[ SECRET POST #6826 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6826 ⌋

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07. [WARNING for discussion of sexual assault]

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09. [WARNING for discussion of suicide/self-harm]




















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Comments

Re: Yes and no for me

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed.

This one is kind of funny to me because I have a history of self harm and addiction and there is definitely overlap, but also they definitely pinged different parts of my brain. Like at one point the binging/purging became more of a self harm behavior for me rather than purely eating disorder motivated, and sometimes some of my self harm behaviors became more of an addiction, but I could tell when they switched over. They're all very different categories for me. But maybe that's because it's personal. I could see someone who has no experience with them just labeling it all as self harm.

Re: Yes and no for me

[(Anonymous)]

I think it's too far in the other direction to declare that those behaviors are always different things and always NOT self-harm. Because sometimes they are.

ayrt

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I said there was overlap.

Re: Yes and no for me

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, that makes sense.

The people I've known with drinking issues didn't actually mean to harm themselves. It was pleasure/escapism (and obviously, drinking is socially acceptable in many milieus so it's easy to fall into habits. I could hide PROBLEM drinking in social drinking easily).

Re: Yes and no for me

[(Anonymous)]

and then you add in the whole "didn't realize what they were doing" component for a lot of people with these issues.