But....it couldn't last.....
I began to have more and more disphoric days, falling into what many recognize as depression. I stopped eating as often, therefore, losing weight. I even lost sleep because of it.
After some time of this, I decided I needed an escape. I began self-harm.I self-harmed in the form of cutting, carving, and anorexia. These things quickly became part of my every day life, in order to cope with myself. I became increadably talented at hiding things, and lying, so nobody would tell something was wrong. I even avoided the answer "I'm fine" because these days, people know those two words as a cry for help. Instead, I often used the phrases, "Why wouldn't I be ok?" And "Yeah, I'm cool"
Even though these coping methods seemed to work for some time, (around a few months) my body and mind became used to it, so it wad no longer working the way it would. Because of this, I stopped cutting and carving, though I continued not eating, i began something that was....much...worse.
-Conner
YOU ARE READING
Transition
RandomHi, this story is based on My own personal experiences, and the people's names included are the actual names of the people involved.(The ones who gave me permission)