Dear friend, lover, ex, or whatever I'm writing you to let…
“Dear friend, lover, ex, or whatever I'm writing you to let you know I hope you feel better I know that things are so hard. The stress is so much. And when you reach out all there are is uppercuts And they are the cause for the ones on your wrist The reason why you cry, make a ball of your fist I understand that you have a lot you go through The fact that they yell and your brother would hit you And no one gets you. The plastered on fake smile. The real one has been gone now for quite a while So your arms bleed, but the blood tells you you're living It takes away the numb feeling these people were giving That razor blade has become your closest companion It relieves all the pain you want to abandon Your arms are scared so you think you're unlovable But honestly I just want you to feel comfortable.I promise you you're loved so please don't cut.And if you feel the need to say you're all out of luck I'm just a call away when things get rough.”
About This Quote
This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.
The writer offers empathy and encouragement to someone struggling with self‑harm, urging them to seek help and reminding them they are loved.
In simple terms: Support and love can counteract feelings of worthlessness and urge for self‑harm.
Key Takeaway
Reach out for help and remember you are valued.
Themes
mental health
self‑harm
support
love
hope
Mood
compassionate
urgent
hopeful
Type
advice
cautionary
encouraging
When to use this quote
- crisis counseling
- support groups
- talking to friends
- seeking therapy
Key Concepts
empathy
intervention
personal connection
Questions to Reflect On
- What steps can you take to get professional help?
- How can you show support without enabling harmful behavior?
A Different Perspective
The message may not replace professional care and could feel insufficient to someone in deep crisis.