[mcpronoun]

Aww, Boo-Hoo, Waa-Waa, etc. etc. etc.

[Dark Minato]

Originally Posted by AZgirl480 ↗

A cutter makes no sense. They want attention so they slash themselves up, but then they wear long sleeves to hide what they've done and keep away from everyone. If they don't want sympathy and they don't want attention, why can't they stop being so melodramatic?! Either get help or go off yourself

I know right?! It's so fucking annoying -_- This girl doesn't even do it right~!

[StiffyWood]

Meh.

[Spiffyfable]

singing, "I'm to sexy for my skin, to sexy for my skin...."

[iris1989]

pussy ass cuts.

[Maoh1349]

Originally Posted by Christian-M ↗

Cutting isn't about attention. For a lot of people, self-harm releases endorphins, it's almost pleasurable.

This, depending on your pain tolerance it can feel extremely good

Though for the most part it's easy to spot the ones who do it for pleasure from the ones who want attention, since the attention wanters always do small scratches that barely break the skin

[queenofgore]

maybe because not all cutters do it for attention.. Some have more darker reasons

[Dark Minato]

Originally Posted by queenofgore ↗

maybe because not all cutters do it for attention.. Some have more darker reasons

This is also true... Cutters will always remain a mystery to me :\

[Rat Death]

It's twisted, yes, but it does release endorphins, which do help. The only problem is it's the wrong way and people aren't the only ones who do this, you see it frequently in stressed birds.

I have terrible anxieties and developed picking and scratching as a way to cope when I was a child and it evolved into cutting as I aged. I've for the most part managed to wean myself off of cutting, but I still scratch and I struggle with the urges every day. Problem is, most the time I don't even know I'm doing it until it's done.

[Rat Death]

It's twisted, yes, but it does release endorphins, which do help. The only problem is it's the wrong way and people aren't the only ones who do this, you see it frequently in stressed birds.

I have terrible anxieties and developed picking and scratching as a way to cope when I was a child and it evolved into cutting as I aged. I've for the most part managed to wean myself off of cutting, but I still scratch and I struggle with the urges every day. Problem is, most the time I don't even know I'm doing it until it's done.