Aww no, don't worry length of messages, I'm a pretty long winded person myself. I completely understand what you're going through. When I started cutting myself, I lost a lot of my friends. I lost my best friend, and a very good friend of mine, because they didn't want the "negativity" or the "bad influence." So I was pretty much a loner all of middle school, who cut in the bathroom, and read the history book during lunch like a freak. I didn't make any friends until high school. The thing you have to start figuring out at this point are who are the friends worth keeping. My cutting actually ended up helping me find my best friend, who was also a cutter, and our first bonding was through talking about it. We both are recovered now, and it's great knowing that we got through all of our problems together.
My boyfriend was also very supportive. At this point in your recovery, you need to surround yourself with people who are going to make you feel better, not worse, so at this point you may want to reconsider the friendships worth keeping. Now, my ex-best friend who ditched me is now a drop out who is doing drugs, while I'm going to university on a full tuition scholarship, so to be honest, I really didn't need her in my life making things worse.
See, I'm long winded. Lol.
My point is: Real friends will stick with you, and things will get better. I have my rough days, but things have gotten SOOO much better for me. And it will get better for you to. You just have to start with day one, and keep going. You will probably relapse a few times, and you will probably have days where you don't want to get up, but you have to keep on swimming.
And I, any many other supportive people, can be with you on that journey.
And thanks! Trying my best not to stress.
Graduating from high school June 10th, just got to get through these next two weeks!
Lol.