December 2011
77 posts
I had trichotillomania, which means I pulled out my hair. I would pull it out from the crown of my scalp. For whatever reason, it felt good, but it was definitely a form of self harm. I went on for years and I had done a lot to help me stop. I went to counseling, I was prescribed prozac [even though I wasn’t depressed], I even started journaling. The journaling is what helped me the most.
I became very serious with my OCD in March 2010 right after my cousin died. I didn’t pull my hair for just over 100 days. Then, I pulled when a stressful situation came up. I kept pulling and then it was worse than it ever had been before. I decided to buckle down and began, again October 23, 2010.
I’m proud to say that I have been successfully 434 days without pulling my hair. I no longer have bald/thin patches, but I do still have the urge to pull my hair. I suppose I always will, but I try and channel my urges into working out or doing something else with my hands. Anyone can overcome anything. <3
Haha, pets are the best! They don’t judge you :P
Because it looks like it! Lolz. I’m okay with it….
Nope, I’m staying home and avoiding all the cops and drunk people to have a Skype date with my boyfriend xD
Way more fun, if you ask me.
totally staying in too
My best friend and I are staying in and blowing bubbles. Good enough for me!
….With my twin sister….
We’re going to dinner and a movie.
People are going to think we’re a couple.
…I hate being fraternal…
Psh, my twin is my best accessory and date!
creeyyyyys he’ll be 1300 miles away
BUT WE’RE MAKING UP FOR IT ONCE HE’S HERE <3
My guy who is currently deployed! <3
What is your unhealthiest habit? Or not even a habit, but something you do?
Awesome! What is your favourite exercise?
Thank you, dearheart! Why anonymous? :)
Thank you! How much more do you have to go? What are you doing to lose the weight?
Aw, why do you have to be anon?! Don’t be shy :”>
Thank you! <3
![]()
Thanks!
Thanks! Congrats to you for losing 40lbs! That’s amazing!! <3
Aw, thanks so much! I grew up with my grandparents, and even as an adolescent I was told that I always “pudge up” in the summer. Gave me a real bad complex about my body and I even started an eating disorder in high school. I overcame it when I joined the military after they showed me healthy ways to involve my body and mind. Now, I do adventure racing and I LOVE it!