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Whoa. Time out.
Nobody else, and I mean NOBODY causes you to self harm. You actively choose self harm as a maladaptive coping mechanism. Until you claim full responsibility for your actions and realize you are the ONLY person who has the power to make you stop, you will likely continue to self harm.
(Spoken as a recovering self harm'er)
Edited to add:
I'm concerned that you went to Alcoholics Anonymous for your parents (not yourself) and that you still drink. Last time I checked that's not exactly recovery. Maybe you need to be going to meetings.
I see your posts riddled with deflection of responsibility. They lead you to harm. They made you go to Alcoholics Anonymous. They don't care about your self harm (why should they when you lie to them and tell them you're not?)
Continuing this pattern will render you powerless and not help your healing.
Nobody else, and I mean NOBODY causes you to self harm. You actively choose self harm as a maladaptive coping mechanism. Until you claim full responsibility for your actions and realize you are the ONLY person who has the power to make you stop, you will likely continue to self harm.
(Spoken as a recovering self harm'er)
Edited to add:
I'm concerned that you went to Alcoholics Anonymous for your parents (not yourself) and that you still drink. Last time I checked that's not exactly recovery. Maybe you need to be going to meetings.
I see your posts riddled with deflection of responsibility. They lead you to harm. They made you go to Alcoholics Anonymous. They don't care about your self harm (why should they when you lie to them and tell them you're not?)
Continuing this pattern will render you powerless and not help your healing.