Category: Facts

Although psychological matters are virtually never total absolutes, there is no accepted psychological theory which paints self-harm in a positive light. Read more →

The major danger of self-harm is how quickly it starts to feel like an easy short term solution, all the while causing long-term issues for the self-harming individual. Read more →

Self-harm, though not viable solution to any emotional or psychological trauma, is a common attempt at one for a multitude of problems. Read more →

Self-harm can lead to accidental suicide if you are not careful. Read more →

Many people who beat self-harm describe feeling like they were ‘done with it’ when they finally beat it. Read more →

It is entirely possible to find medicine’s which copy the positive effects of self-harm without the negative ones. If you’re really struggling consider asking for something in that area. Read more →

Unfortunately there are a large number of people who self-harm, and who used to self-harm, who describe their experience with it as having taken over their lives. Read more →

Self-harm does not deal with deeper emotional issues, it pushes them aside for them to re-emerge at a later date. Read more →

Self-harm can, interestingly, elongate the problems which cause people to resort to it. This happens for a multitude of reasons, such as its providing of a false relief which allows people to fall further into their problems. Read more →

Interestingly at one point in history self-harm is associated with people of extreme religious dedication. Read more →