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People Know

Women are so much more highly critical of themselves. I’ve only met one guy who I knew picked and he was in my screen-writing class, He was always nervous. During class he would sit there and pick at his pimples. In front of people!
If you have a picking habit it has not gone unnoticed by the people around you. They just don’t talk about it much.

Some of the worst culprits of this silence are often your very closest loved ones. Husbands and wives, boyfriends and girlfriends, co-workers and friends all have noticed the little red bumps, the scars on your face, or the way your fingers look no matter how hard you’ve tried to cover it up. It’s not that they don’t care. Just how do you bring up such a subject and express concern over such a thing. It is not uncommon to hear somebody say, “hey, I think you’ve had too much to drink,” to an alcoholic or, “Tell me about the food you’re eating,” to someone with an eating disorder. But how do you talk about something so personal or so… taboo.

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