Self Harm.
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At times people find it annoying, or make fun of your self harm stories,not knowing the reason behind selfharm. But somehow they comeout of it. And realize it's not the solution to any problem. You hurt yourself to forget mental pain. And end up exchanging mental pain onto physical pain.
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