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Today, I found out my 12 year old daughter is going through a bit of an "emotional" stage. I got a call from her school saying she was sitting in the corner at recess trying to cut her wrist. With a plastic spoon. FML

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It isn't really important that she used a plastic spoon. If she wants to cut her wrist (and/or even commit suicide) she has a big issue. Please, take it seriously. Even kids can get in a depression, search help to get her back out again.

That...that is silly. However, you still should get that checked out. When I was 8, I threatened to kill myself with a butter knife (thought the butcher knives would hurt too much) and as ridiculous as it was, it was just before my onset of serious depression that I still struggle with.

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GODDAMN. That goes deeper than just some basic issue. You should talk to her and make sure everything is right in her life

BATGIRL13 0

You're kid is 12 and still has recess? That's weird. On a different note, keep an eye on her. This could get serious.

Oh my gosh u shud really talk 2 her bcuz next time it won't be a plastic spoon but a serrated chef's knife

You shouldn't be joking about that. It's not funny. Seriously. When my mom found out she cut she didn't go as post a FML she got me help. Get her help.

Don't cross the road. Take the highway

BrysGirl27 14

Remember kids it's down the road, not across the street

caitebrown0313 2

Don't focus on plastic spoon , focus in TRYING TO CUT HERSELF.

BrysGirl27 14

She never got enough love as a child *cop out

Even plastic spoons can be dangerous if someone wants to hurt themselves badly enough. It's also not always just an attention-seeking or a suicide attempt/gesture. It could also be the beginnings of self-harm. (A way of externalizing inner pain/feelings.) I would take her to her general practitioner and talk with them about it. A psych dr or even just talking with a guidance counselor could really help. Hope everything works out safely.

Not really funny... Probably get her some help

abbas07 20

i wonder what is the worst thing in this situation the fact that she failed at comitting suicide or the fact she was stupid enou gh to believe a plastic spoon, not even a platic knife, would be sharp enough for her to cut her wrist and bleed out