bonecollector
hikikomori not of my own will
- Apr 12, 2023
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a SH depth chaser is someone whose goal is to cut as deeply and dangerously as possible. u dont have to actually cut "deep" to be a depth chaser tho, its just about the mentality.
Yessss finally someone else lol :DWow so I'm not the only one now with emoji symbols as part of my username
Self harming is self harming.Does wanting to cause myself excruciating physical pain to relieve my mental pain by other means than cutting, especially when impulsive and desperate count? I mean, I do cut too, but I just don't have the right equipment nor mentality to cut deep enough, so I'll rather do it other ways.
True, there is many ways to sh.Self harming is self harming.
i would want to cut deeply but its a hassle dealing with everything else
thats a good thing i promise you. nothing good comes out of going deeper, all it does is make healing take longer. when i cut i almost completely cannot walk for a week straight afterwards, and then have a limp for the rest of the month. if you can be at all satisfied with the depth you are now, keep it that way.I guess I'm a bit of a depth chaser. I did start trying to cut deeper earlier in autumn and eventually went as deep as the hypodermis/bean layer, but I took a break from cutting deep for a few weeks last month and now I'm having trouble with cutting deep like I used to. It sucks.
yeah absolutely agree, i do not believe the depth of cuts makes you any more valid, people who do surface dermis or epis deserve help and care just as much as those who cut to bone. was just wondering how many people here experience the addiction in a similar way to me, since peoples reasons for SH can be so varied.I got to know people who had cut to the bone, people who regularly went to the hospital to get stitches. I never cut that deep. That wouldn't be possible for me. Sometimes I used "Steri-Stripes", a medical tape to close wounds.
I don't think the depth of the cut says anything about the suffering.