u/Educational_Rock_958

So I have self harm scars on my arm, and haven't done anything there in a long while and only actively do cut on my leg and stomach. I got a half sleeve on my left arm, partially to make it so I don't cut there anymore. The tattoo is of some of my pets plus botanical. Unfortunately I'm going through a shitty time and am getting the extremely strong urge to cut on my arm again. I've only cut on the left side of my body because my body feels unbalanced on that side but I guess I could just do it on the right side? But then I feel like I'd regret it since I'd feel uneven.

Tips on harm reduction in general are also appreciated, but I'm not really looking to stop cutting

Took it today expecting to fail, surprisingly got a 50. Humanities was the last class I needed for my Associate’s, i was enrolled to take the course over the summer and I only took it since tomorrow is the last day to drop a class with a refund. I was so positive that I was gonna fail I almost didn't go but since I had the free voucher I did it anyways, glad I did since now I'm going to be getting my money back lmao

I took all the practice quizzes on modern states and used that as my primary/only way of studying. I did go over a quizlet with musical terms and such but there ended up being like 1 questions with musical information.

I was confident on 15% of my answers, semi confident on 25%, and was genuinely guessing on the last 60%. I could kinda recognize some names and things, but there were a good majority of people and works I had literally never heard of before. I honestly don't think I could have studied better for this if I had tried, I've gone back and looked at some studying materials for the test and none of them had the specifics that were on my test. Happy I don't need to do that again