Scars
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I have two on my left leg. Both from hitting rocks while swimming in a lake in Norway on two separate occasions.
I also have stretch mark scars on my lower back. They look like whips. My mates at school asked if I was beaten as a child. I was blown away when I saw them which was recently. However I have not been beaten at all so it must have been from growing. I did grow 1 foot in a year a while back. We measured.
I also have stretch mark scars on my lower back. They look like whips. My mates at school asked if I was beaten as a child. I was blown away when I saw them which was recently. However I have not been beaten at all so it must have been from growing. I did grow 1 foot in a year a while back. We measured.
I have a scar on my lower arm which looks like a failed suicide attempt but is actually the result of my friend rapidly rubbing a plastic knife for about half an hour straight. It didn't hurt at the time, towards the end it got vaguely uncomfortable. The next day though...
Oh jesus mother of mary, that is nasty! I hope to god i never get something like that!LordCuthberton said:
Chicks dig scars, and plastic surgery is for pussies. I let the doctors sew up the first two (see below), but the rest didn't warrant medical care.
As for my personal scars:
One near my left cheek bone from jumping face-first down a flight of stairs at 18 months old.
One in the middle of my forehead from falling onto the muffler of a car at 2 years old.
One on the second digit of my left index finger from when I was skiing glove-less and I did a grab trick at 16 years old.
One on the ball of my left foot from having a nail go through my foot at 11 years old.
One on my tongue. Don't ask.
One on my left pinky finger from being stabbed with a pencil at 12 years old.
One right below my chin from bailing hardcore on a ski jump and cutting myself on my own frozen beard at 17 years old.
One near my right shoulder blade from a bad tick bite at 9 years old.
One on each of my shins in the same exact place from missing a jump on parkour and chipping the bones beneath at 15 years old.
If my teeth count, I've chipped at least 10 of them on semi-separate occasions. Some of them have been fixed.
Yeah. I'm cool.
As for my personal scars:
One near my left cheek bone from jumping face-first down a flight of stairs at 18 months old.
One in the middle of my forehead from falling onto the muffler of a car at 2 years old.
One on the second digit of my left index finger from when I was skiing glove-less and I did a grab trick at 16 years old.
One on the ball of my left foot from having a nail go through my foot at 11 years old.
One on my tongue. Don't ask.
One on my left pinky finger from being stabbed with a pencil at 12 years old.
One right below my chin from bailing hardcore on a ski jump and cutting myself on my own frozen beard at 17 years old.
One near my right shoulder blade from a bad tick bite at 9 years old.
One on each of my shins in the same exact place from missing a jump on parkour and chipping the bones beneath at 15 years old.
If my teeth count, I've chipped at least 10 of them on semi-separate occasions. Some of them have been fixed.
Yeah. I'm cool.
I've got a fair few. I actually think (though my family says otherwise) that I have the remnants of some scars/marks I had from when our dog mauled my face on my 1st birthday.
I also have a silly scar on the outside of the hand (near to the thumb) where I cut myself on the old front door latch. How the hell I did that I have no ideas.
I don't really think much of them in all honesty.
I also have a silly scar on the outside of the hand (near to the thumb) where I cut myself on the old front door latch. How the hell I did that I have no ideas.
I don't really think much of them in all honesty.
I've been advised by a friend already that I should tell my doctor on the grounds that it's effecting my life, I just feel kinda bad because there are people with much worse stuff than me and yes I've suffered depression and various other psychological problems because of him but so do a lot of people that just live with these things.Hammer said:
I suppose I feel undeserving, that I shouldn't waste the NHS's time when it's better devoted elsewhere.
About the treatment I had basically heard the same thing. As it's quite thick I heard it could be cut out and put back together like it should have been at the time. I was stupid not to get it treated, I'm kicking myself for it now.
I suppose because it reminds me of him. I think it's only bothered me since he got out of prison and I've run into him a couple of times. I would hate for him to think he's left his mark on me, but I guess in getting rid of it that's me essentially saying to him "Here I got it lasered, that's how much you still bother me."ultrachicken said:
Well, I still recommend just talking to your doctor about it next time you see him/her.Nanaki316 said:
It's up to you. If you feel that you can learn to live with it then it's fine. If not then you deserve treatment in the same way someone with depression deserves anti-depressant drugs. I've heard stories of women getting breast implants on the NHS because it was affecting their lives so badly (to be fair they had normally recovered from an eating disorder).Nanaki316 said:
And I meant to say before, congratulations for coming out of something so aweful with your head held high.