Thank you. I was hoping it came out well. This isn't fiction, so it was rather hard to write, and I wasn't sure how it came out. I just couldn't edit it anymore.
*nods* I was not addicted to cutting myself at this point, but it was the start of the thoughts that led up to a bad addiction about a year later. I'm still not over it; even though I haven't relapsed in quite some time, I still on occasion have a strong pull to. This occasion I wrote of was a sheer accident.
Thank you. That's about what I was feeling at the time of the instance: sorrow and hopelessness. I'm probably not going to depress people with too many posts like this, but on occasion they work. ;)
Thank you. It's one of the clearer memories of the time, the rest are rather fragmented and fuzzy, and so it was frankly one of the only ones I could write of. As a writer, it did take some effort to get it right. Or, as "right" as I could get it.
You did a great job. Whether or not it is right (for therapeutic purposes) probably doesn't matter. I've been with my siblings recounting childhood situations that were somewhat traumatic. We each had a different version of what had happened and we all thought our version was right. In the end, it didn't really matter. Obviously, your situation is different than mine, but I realized I had only remembered a tiny part of the story. That's okay. Getting it out and writing through it probably does.
Anyways, big hugs. Great entry. Good luck this week. ;)
You really managed to pull me into this, I love how you get the grey semi-wakefulness across. Also, love the sparse comments interjected into the story, they really help with the flow.
Thank you. :) I wasn't sure how I did, as this wasn't fiction, and I'm glad to hear I did. And hehe...well, the nick SHOULD have functioned as a reality check, but instead all it did was confuse the hell out of me. ;) I understood more later on, fortunately.
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I've never been one who cut herself, but I've heard a lot of people describe the feeling just as you did here.
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*nods* I was not addicted to cutting myself at this point, but it was the start of the thoughts that led up to a bad addiction about a year later. I'm still not over it; even though I haven't relapsed in quite some time, I still on occasion have a strong pull to. This occasion I wrote of was a sheer accident.
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nice piece of work.
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Anyways, big hugs. Great entry. Good luck this week. ;)
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Thank you very much. :) You as well.
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