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a_seething_one · 12-06-2012, 11:31 PM

I think as it's been stated, it really depends on the individual.

The large majority of my visible scars are very faded. And unless you get close, it just kinds of blends in to one big marred surface.

I don't really worry about them being seen. They are part of me. If I'm really worried about it, I just cover them up with some foundation, and that seems to work fine.

I haven't harmed regularly in years, and I've basically stopped doing it on my arms.

Well done on the achievement!!!

12-06-2012, 11:31 PM	#8
a_seething_one ~~Dawn~~ Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Michigan I am currently:	I think as it's been stated, it really depends on the individual. The large majority of my visible scars are very faded. And unless you get close, it just kinds of blends in to one big marred surface. I don't really worry about them being seen. They are part of me. If I'm really worried about it, I just cover them up with some foundation, and that seems to work fine. I haven't harmed regularly in years, and I've basically stopped doing it on my arms. Well done on the achievement!!!
	So your scars fade away/You soaked up the pain/A better person 'cause you lived through those days/And now you know what it's like to prove/You can overcome anything that gets to you/Well it's alright/We're sayin' our goodbyes/To the past and everything that ain't right/We won't waste another day/With all these silly things in our way-Crossfade Light a candle for the sinners...Set the world on fire...