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Quote: from dreamweaver at 8:30 pm on Nov. 19, 2008

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Quote: from katiescarlett at 11:26 pm on Nov. 19, 2008

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It's technically not "self injury" because you're not making an actual injury. Once it re-heats, you're fine.

  You couldn't do any REAL damage, so it seems like an acceptable solution.

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 It's not how you do it, it's why you do it.  

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Yeah, but if doing that stops someone from slicing their arms/legs all to pieces, I'm all for suggesting it. I've been through SI for years, and I've found solutions. If I could stop someone else from doing REAL damage, even if it was just to find a substitution like this, i would be more for it than saying "OH GOD, DON'T DO THAT!" because that doesn't really help at all.

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Then you understand they should find a better and healthier alternative. They're playing with their mind about their pain- not good to play mindtricks on yourself. Finding another alternative, one that doesn't do such things, would be a much better thing to encourage than this sort of behavior.

Physically, it may sound great to do. But it still affects the brain in the same way.

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Quote: from katiescarlett at 11:33 pm on Nov. 19, 2008

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Quote: from dreamweaver at 8:30 pm on Nov. 19, 2008

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Quote: from katiescarlett at 11:26 pm on Nov. 19, 2008

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It's technically not "self injury" because you're not making an actual injury. Once it re-heats, you're fine.    

  You couldn't do any REAL damage, so it seems like an acceptable solution.

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  It's not how you do it, it's why you do it.
 

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 Yeah, but if doing that stops someone from slicing their arms/legs all to pieces, I'm all for suggesting it. I've been through SI for years, and I've found solutions. If I could stop someone else from doing REAL damage, even if it was just to find a substitution like this, i would be more for it than saying "OH GOD, DON'T DO THAT!" because that doesn't really help at all.

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Then you understand they should find a better and healthier alternative. They're playing with their mind about their pain- not good to play mindtricks on yourself. Finding another alternative, one that doesn't do such things, would be a much better thing to encourage than this sort of behavior.  

Physically, it may sound great to do. But it still affects the brain in the same way.

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The depression or stress is going to anyway.
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Quote: from N e o at 8:28 pm on Nov. 19, 2008

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Quote: from katiescarlett at 9:26 pm on Nov. 19, 2008

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It's technically not "self injury" because you're not making an actual injury. Once it re-heats, you're fine.

  You couldn't do any REAL damage, so it seems like an acceptable solution.

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 It could very possibly become a real injury. Believe it or not ice can "burn" the skin. Less likely it can cause frost bite if the surrounding environment is also cold.

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But, really, that's not going to happen with ice you get out of your freezer.

Sure, if they sat on a fucking ICEBERG they could really hurt themselves. But holding an icecube in your hand? Not so much.

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I was just pointing out the fact that its not impossible to do... Even with ice from the freezer. (More likely if they have a sub-zero freezer)


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