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is it ever going to get better? In all honesty.
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It does get better but it's a constant struggle. You have to wake up every morning and decide to fight. I started self harming when I was 16, I'm 32 now and I'll be 7 years self harm free this September.
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Yes, it gets better. Sometimes it seems impossible but things change, you change and grow.
I promise it will. It might not be immediately, but it will. Sometimes it is bad, but it can't always be good.
With time comes growth and decay, even the brightest flower went through countless stages of being withered, only to lose seeds and grow again, so in due time I believe even with trial and error, everything will turn out in one way or another, maybe not perfect, but enough to where you can feel satisfied with it
@Onishi Thank you- that actually makes a lot of sense and helps a little bit, I appreciate it.
Yes. I have found my purpose in life and so have many other I have talked to that has this problem I struggle still but I keep in mind that I always have someone in my corner rooting for me and loving me
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