So recently, I have started to cut myself. I don’t know why I do it. Maybe it is because I’m numb and it makes me feel something. I have no idea.. But why do you guys cut? I’ve never understood why someone would want to but yet I ended up finding myself doing it.
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2 years ago I starte to cut because I was numb. Then i stopped for a while. When I started again, I cut because I felt everything appart from happiness. Then I stopped for a while. And now I cut because I’m happy, sad, depressed, pissed off, ad sometimes because I have nothing else to do
Various reasons, it really all depends. I cut when I need a release, because I feel trapped. I cut to punish myself. I enjoy the sting & how it tingles long after the cut. Watching my blood drip down is relaxing & helps to calm down my racing thoughts.
Maybe I’m not so different after all. Where do you guys cut yourselves? I have just been doing it on my thighs
I can do it anyplace except face/neck, without a care..but I would stick to upper thighs if you’re worried about what others think. I don’t leave the house often so wherever I want to cut, I have the option.
All over my left arm on top and underneath, on my hip, ankle and one on my leg
I cut on my thigh, shoulders, and left forearm. I cut because I hate myself and the act of physically carving my feelings onto my body makes things more bearable. I also hit myself to the point of bruising. I was worried about people seeing too.
left forearm. I cut because I’d rather feel pain than the other things I feel. The pain takes my mind off the shit that’s going on around me. All that matters for a few moments is the pain. And the adrenaline is absolutely fantastic by the way. But it is a terrible habit to get into. Stop before you get addicted. I have scars that will last until my body decays or is burned. That’s kind of a shitty thought. So please stop now. I recommend another way of feeling something. If you push the blade into your skin but do not cut, it still hurts and does not leave a scar. But that too is a bad habbit. But better than cutting.