TreSwank -> RE: using pain to ease pain --- & cutters (1/27/2007 4:39:58 PM)
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ORIGINAL: ElectraGlide I am sorry to those that are not attention seekers. The ones that I knew that did it had to make sure every one knew, even if they had to chase the mail man down to show their marks. I guess the closet cutters could do it for years and no one would know. I agree with you 100% This phenomenon totally reminds me of those girls in my high school that would pull the "fake" half-assed suicide attempts, and tell everyone within earshot how they suffered from various psychological issues (depression, bipolar, etc). Some folks are just scared by their own mediocrity to the point of needing SOME indicator of "unique-ness." Alot of it seems to be the by-product of a new age of self-absorbed women (and men) who can't get enough of "ME, ME, ME" Just like those Cosmopolitan quizzes and "What's your flirting style?" questionaires - people just can't get enough of themselves these days, and cutting, coupled with fake suicide attempts, are another indicator of our culture's bland downward spiral. Most of this seems to be limited to young white girls. Honestly - show me the ghetto black gal who has been through REAL hard times and now cuts herself out of some adolescent-sounding existential crisis. Let me tell you -THERE WON'T BE MANY. How many pioneers daughters used to cut themselves in the days before running water and the wonders of modern toiletry. What a spoiled, self-deluded, weak state-of-the-nation we live in, nowadays. If I had a daughter who complained that she was "cutting herself to block out the internal pain", I'd send her "tortured" ass over to live with LaShanda or Sheniqua's welfare-grubbing families in Camden, New Jersey, so she can find out what REAL pain is like - not this whiny, white-girl shit. Oh my God..........excuse me for a minute; I think I might have to puke.
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