Although self-harming behavior is often associated with certain groups there is no evidence of it being more common among certain kinds of people than others, outside of the trend for people who self harm to have emotionally charged pasts. Read more →
Self-harm can feel different to different people. Some people for example find it to be an almost trance like experience while others do not. Read more →
Self-harm releases chemicals which can have serious long-term effects on your psychological patterns. Read more →
Unfortunately self-harm can become very easy to trigger because turning to it repeatedly can actually reduce your natural emotional strength significantly. Read more →
There is no quick-fix to self-harming, relapses are so expected that many consider learning to get over them an actual part of the process of beating self-harm. Read more →
Most people who self-harm often forget how they used to get through things without, however in beating self-harm they usually must rediscover those things. Read more →
Your sexuality does not decide your interests, or otherwise define who you are, unless you make it do so. Read more →
Except in certain cases, it virtually impossible for doctors to tell the difference between suicide, and accidental death from intentional self-harm. Read more →
Some people can become so reliant on self-harm, that even the slightest things can act as triggers if they let them. Read more →
Some people can become so reliant on self-harm, that even the slightest things can act as triggers if they let them. Read more →
