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Self punishment
thesnowman - researcher 556844 Started conversation Jan 13, 2004
When things go wrong, i repeatly self punish myself, i do not self harm,but i do repeat in my mind that im a failure, which is making me deressed,i know that this is related to my child-hood, but i need to find a better coping skill, any advice would be greatfully excepted. thanks
Self punishment
Serephina Posted Jan 17, 2004
Hi there nocturnal wizard..elcome to h2g2
You'll find that if you just post msgs to yur own page you won't get much of a response as people won't know you're here! ..I just happened to stumble across you whilst lurking
Your question here may get more resonse in a forum such as <./>askh2g2</.>
I have to cope with similla to what you're talking about..not quite sure how I do it to offer sound advice though!
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badger party tony party green party Posted Feb 5, 2004
We are all made of the same stuff as in stars. We are duite literally made of stars. so you have to make a choice are you going to let your light shine before it goes out or not. I know its not easy, but once you find what it takes for you to do it yopu'll find that not only is it not impossible for each and everyone of us to make the most of our selves but that its no that hard either.
I like your personal space Noccy. Maybe next time your own you can teach me how to jazz mine up or just drop in for a chat.
one love
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sane rain meanders on Posted Jul 14, 2004
wow blicky badger, my physics teacher went all glassy eyed and told ud all that once, i didn't really understand the physics of it all but yes, we are all made of the same stuff as stars and have travvelled through stars! wow... it's amazing
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