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Triggering (SI) - I didn't like it
ok..my family isn't understanding of self injury, the only person that really gets it in my family is my younger sister who is only 14 but she self injures too (I've begged her not to do it and I'm a huge hypocrite for that but I've gone so far as to check her wounds to make sure they're not life threatening and make sure there's no new ones, I don't want her following in my footsteps and it hurts to see that) last night I was hanging out with my older step sister and talking and I was wearing shorts and they had ridden up to accidently show some recent cuts, some of which were pretty deep. so she noticed, and insisted on "tending to my wounds" she peroxided and dressed them and ect. and had a stern talk with me about "not doing that again etc." and the entire time that she was "takeing care" of my cuts I felt, guilty and tense and wrong, like I didn't want that because I had always taking care of myself and making sure none of them got infected and everything. but now that I ahd someone else take care of me it felt wrong. because that's something that I always do and having someone do it for me and be caring about it it just made me feel really bad.
is this normal I mean, I've never been to the ER for self inflicted wounds so I've always been the one to keep an eye on them but is it normal to feel bad that you're having somoene else care for them and in other words "take care of" you? my step sister is studying to be a nurse, and so she would not let me tell her no when she told me that she was going to take care of my cuts.
I hate the attention, and in a way I just want to be left alone about it.
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