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falling_snow

falling_snow

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Aug 9, 2023
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I started cutting myself long ago, but my cutters end up rusting too fast, now I got a new one. Any advice on how to stop it? Also, where do u recommend cutting?
 
mortuarymary

mortuarymary

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Zany

Zany

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Jan 31, 2024
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What kind cutters do you use? As far as i know anything made of stainless steel should last a while, or you could try box-cutters if they're affordable to you, since they're made to be discarded in the short term. In regard to where to cut, I think that's highly dependend on the person. Everyone has different sensitivities. Some prefer cutting in 'safer' areas like the back of the fore arm, where there's less arteries and nerves (also less messy). Though, since you've been doing it for a while, you might not feel much there.
 
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I hate it all, just let me die
Jun 24, 2023
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I started cutting myself long ago, but my cutters end up rusting too fast, now I got a new one. Any advice on how to stop it? Also, where do u recommend cutting?
I got my blades all taken away from me, I use pencil sharpener blades now. I personally do it in my wrists, or arms.
 
skaro

skaro

idk anymore
Oct 25, 2023
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I got my blades all taken away from me, I use pencil sharpener blades now. I personally do it in my wrists, or arms.
I heard doing it on your wrists can cause permanent nerve damage.
 
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Life_and_Death

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I heard doing it on your wrists can cause permanent nerve damage.
this.

i had to stop checking my little brothers milk bottles on my left wrist because i noticed it wasnt as accurate as it use to be. i could barely feel it. so i started checking with my right wrist because i wasnt cutting there (at the time).

although i dont see why it wouldnt cause nerve damage basically anywhere. they kind of cover your body
 
Abditory

Abditory

The feeling that you won’t be here much longer
Jan 16, 2024
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I heard doing it on your wrists can cause permanent nerve damage.
The exact reason I had to stop. Now, I have pain in that wrist so often, and it's not fun or worth it :-(
 
falling_snow

falling_snow

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Aug 9, 2023
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I heard doing it on your wrists can cause permanent nerve damage.
I try doing it in my legs, because its harder to see, and i can control better where i want it.
 
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Try elastic bands. They pinch when you flick them but work. Stopped me from cutting.
 
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