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i wanna feel something 10/13/26(Tue)20:20:45 No.35006475

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i wanna feel something Anonymous 10/13/26(Tue)20:20:45 No.35006475

recently quit cutting myself, yet i have thoughts about relapsing every single day,,

i need something that makes me feel something, anything atleast. Even if i might get addicted to it.

other self harm methods, alcohol, medications u can easily get, any bullshit possible.

Anonymous
10/13/26(Tue)21:23:56 No.35006581

Anonymous 10/13/26(Tue)21:23:56 No.35006581

When you feel like that just go take a long walk and get away from it all my man. Humans aren’t made for all this shit and being cooped up just amplifies it, I know that’s kinda a retard suggestion but it’s all I could find that help, no medication or drug has given me the ease of just getting away from it all.

Anonymous
10/13/26(Tue)22:36:28 No.35006681

Anonymous 10/13/26(Tue)22:36:28 No.35006681

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>>35006475
Just buy any opioid.

Anonymous
10/13/26(Tue)22:48:28 No.35006696

Anonymous 10/13/26(Tue)22:48:28 No.35006696

>>35006475
Daijoubu desu ka?! Daijoubu desuka?! Daijoubu desuka?!

Get a guitar and learn to play, or aim to become really good at rhythm games, or get a pack of cigarettes

Anonymous
10/14/26(Wed)02:19:53 No.35007085

Anonymous 10/14/26(Wed)02:19:53 No.35007085

>>35006475
If you want to feel something then confess your sins to god. That was like a punch in the face

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