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So I posted something on insta stories about my recovery story... So it's personal to me but I wanted to share my progress for suicide prevention month. I didn't know archived stories disappear within 48 hours and so I never got the chance to scroll and see who saw my story, which was so important… read more
I’m getting angry over little things and act violently toward the person that made me angry. read more
I haven't been on this site in a year which is a good thing I guess but now I feel like I'm going backwards in my recovery and I dont know how to ask my mom for the next level of help I could get. I've been to so many therapists and it hasn't helped me in the long run, I feel like me doing an inpat… read more
I'm about to go off. I would rather project my shit on here as opposed to inappropriate places. I understand the deal -- trust me. I understand that sometimes people are not on the same wavelength as you and therefore friendships don't develop. There's nothing wrong with them or me. I get that. Pl… read more
I miss my ex-girlfriend so much. Every day I think about her for much of the day. I miss her smile and the way she laughed. I miss her hugs and our talks. I miss cuddling late at night in her bed. I broke her heart so many times, I don't think I have or deserve a shot this time. I wish I still exis… read more
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