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 Self-Harm awareness

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  • ImNotEmo

    17 July 2012 at 15:14

    Self-Harm awareness

     Here is a picture that I made earlier

    Self-Harm awareness
  • skylarks123

    17 July 2012 at 23:55

     

    I love it!  And I totally agree: more people need to be educated about self harm.  At my school, we cover sex, drugs, alcohol and eating disorders but we've never even touched upon self harm.  I think that people are scared to talk about it: there's a sort of taboo surrounding self harm and we should absolutely get more people to realise that it's more common and genuine than one might think.  :)
  • ImNotEmo

    21 July 2012 at 21:11

     
    skylarks123 - 17 July 2012 at 23:55

     

    I love it!  And I totally agree: more people need to be educated about self harm.  At my school, we cover sex, drugs, alcohol and eating disorders but we've never even touched upon self harm.  I think that people are scared to talk about it: there's a sort of taboo surrounding self harm and we should absolutely get more people to realise that it's more common and genuine than one might think.  :)

     

    Thanks :)
    yeaah i really want more people to become aware of how many people are self-harming. 

    Everyone who needs help deserves it, and just because they don't ask for help, doesnt mean they dont want it.

    People judge self-harmers because self-harm is something they cant understand... i want that to change! :)

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