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ArmyWife521

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Simulating blood Posted: 05-21-08 13:09pm


I have been trying to stop SHing for a while. I do the the elastic band thing when I get the urge to cut, but it only half works it gives me physical pain which is something I need, but I need to see the blood as well as I think I am addicted to it. I think this is why I keep slipping up, because with the blood you can actually see something coming out of you - like your getting rid of some of the emotional pain. I don't know what to do anymore it just seems hopeless. Any ideas on how I can simulate blood?

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Posted: 05-26-08 14:33pm


corn syrup, red food colouring and some hot water - Google theathrical blood/ stage blood

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