"is cutting a sin?"
you ask me.
only fourteen years old.
and you show me your wrists.
one line for the divorce
another for your mother's death
a 3rd to feel the sadness in a tangible form.
but there's a fourth line, it's the strongest
it's the lifeline
and I threw it to you the moment you told me.
Apr 20, 2015
Apr 20, 2015 at 11:36 AM UTC
"is cutting a sin?"
you ask me.
only fourteen years old.
and you show me your wrists.
one line for the divorce
another for your mother's death
a 3rd to feel the sadness in a tangible form.
but there's a fourth line, it's the strongest
it's the lifeline
and I threw it to you the moment you told me.
My fiance's sister told me last night that she has cut her wrists a few times. She suffers from depression. Is there anything people have done to help you guys with those kinds of problems? I suffer from seasonal depression, so I am probably going to take her outside a few times a week to walk dogs. But is there anything else I can do? I'm the only one who knows; she doesn't want her therapist or family to freak out about it.
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