April 2012
siddvicious:
Why why WHY are self harm blogs still around when gore blogs are getting deleted
All or nothing.
I would never unfollow anyone for posting personal...
Gwilym gained 15xp
After removing the stitches on his leg.
+1 To medicine skill.
According to my family I look like a Squaddie...
Life is cool like that.
I can't stop listening to this song. →
It's All In Your Head: Facts and Stats on Mental... →
onlinecounsellingcollege:
1. 1 in 5 people in the Western world will battle mental illness. The other 4 in 5 will have a friend, relative, classmate or colleague who suffers from mental illness.
2. Mental illness affects a person’s mood, thought processes and actions. It is…
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Dammit
Old photo of me on FB. At least tag me.
Time to be aloof.
Aloof time is all the time. Good way to be. Don’t want to get upset or anything or upset people. So better to be cold than agressive. I hope to be infuriatingly cold to people. Answer “yes and no” to questions and try to be as quiet as possible. Family may complain but it’s better than me whining and similar. Must not express emotions.
Plans today
Therapy, haircut and social worker.
Stupid unsharpening pen knife.
Ooh nevermind, is almost razor sharp now.
This is useful. Watch it. →
dr-awesome-md:
starkinglyhandsome:
sneakycreature:
please watch this IT WILL NOT DISSAPPOINT
THANK GOD IT’S BACK
oh deer god
I have plans, big plans.
They’re slowly growing but I can still keep track of them. Must overcome fear. Confidence. Need that.
What a nice little knife. →
Better troll Chris Brown.
How To Talk To Someone About Their Eating Disorder
Be careful to avoid critical or accusatory statements, as this will only bring out your friend’s or family member’s defenses. Instead, focus on the specific behaviors that worry you.
Focus on feelings and relationships, not on weight and food. Share your memories of specific times when you felt concerned about the person’s eating behavior. Explain that you think these things may indicate that there could be a problem that needs professional help.
Tell them you are concerned about their health, but respect their privacy. Eating disorders are often a cry for help, and the individual will appreciate knowing that you are concerned.
Do not comment on how they look. The person is already too aware of their body. Even if you are trying to compliment them, comments about weight or appearance only reinforce their obsession with body image and weight.
Make sure you do not convey any fat prejudice, or reinforce their desire to be thin. If they say they feel fat or want to lose weight, don't say "You're not fat." Instead, suggest they explore their fears about being fat, and what they think they can achieve by being thin.
Avoid power struggles about eating. Do not demand that they change. Do not criticize their eating habits. People with eating disorders are trying to be in control. They don't feel in control of their life. Trying to trick or force them to eat can make things worse.
Avoid placing shame, blame, or guilt on the person regarding their actions or attitudes. Do not use accusatory “you” statements like, “You just need to eat.” Or, “You are acting irresponsibly.” Instead, use “I” statements. For example, “I’m concerned about you because you refuse to eat breakfast or lunch.” Or, “It makes me afraid to hear you vomiting.”
Avoid giving simple solutions. For example, "If you'd just stop, then everything would be fine!"
Adapted from: National Eating Disorder Information Center and National Eating Disorders Association
Seriously leg!?
First you get stitches now there is a weird lump on my knee.
Okay, I will shave my head on Monday.
Pics will be provided.
Reblog if no one has a crush on you.
Not that I know of! Har dee har!
Yeah! Wednesdays are back on the go!
Eff yeah! My mother was wrong! And nope my mother isn’t talking to me tonight. She doesn’t like my company so she’s not going to have days out with me anymore because of this evening. Fuck it. Looks like I need to disconnect again.
Follow the tropers!
Yeah! Especially you Icarael. I missed you in WAOA.
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