All righty folks. Welcome to my huble page of nervousness.I don't wanna take any **** from people here about cutting myself.If you say something to flame me, or if you plead me to stop, I will take it upon myself to hit you with a big metal pole. Hard.Anyways, I am going to a high school next year. They have a swimming pool. Its required to take swimming. I have a large amounts of cuts on my leg/arm. The coach will most likely ***** about it. Doc already found out but still. And I feel the kids there (Who I have an already below horrible reputation with) Are going to see me as even weirder etc (If possible.)Any ideas on how to help?
Answer:
I would suggest talking to your Doctor. Explain to him your concearns about the scars being seen publicly. He can write you a medical excuse so you do not have to take swimming if he believes it will have a negative impact on your health.If you are unable to contact your MD, then talk to a school nurse or visit a local clinic. They are required by law to keep all information confidential. Tell them exactly what you are doing and what your concearns are. They will, of course, want you to stop, and will continue to encourage you in that direction, but in the mean time helping you adjust to your new school by giving you a "get out of PE" excuse is entirely within there perogative.
Stop cutting yourself. How will that fix your problems?Come try and hit me emo boy. You couldnt catch me in those jeans that are meant for 6 year old girls.
Check out a Psychiatrist not the Internet.
I know that this would be weird for a guy to do, but put waterproof cover up over them, big deal. If cover up can fix problem, why not?
Well, if you can fight(or are scary looking) then you should be set...people have seen my wrists and always start to trip but oh well, i ask them if they have a problem with a semi-large black guy with scars..so basically if you can fight you can do that or just say to hell with it because chances are is that youll never see the people who make fun of you or anything after high-school anyway
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