Nitlott
"Wowee!"
- Feb 17, 2026
- 11
It's not really a biting problem, more like tearing the skin off my lips, but you get the idea. I noticed a couple of months ago that my lips were actually bleeding a little because of it. Well, like a normal wound would, but I didn't think it was that bad. Usually I do it when I'm stressed, but sometimes I do it on autopilot and notice only when it starts hurting. One time I did it to the point that the lips would hurt even without touching them. I didn't notice when to stop because I didn't even notice I was doing it in the first place. I know it makes people around uncomfortable and it leaves marks on my lips too.
Usually it takes a week for them to get fully back to normal (if I take care of them). Is there a way for me to ditch that habit? I've been thinking of buying some lip care products for it to heal faster so maybe it would help in quitting too. But I can't think of anything that could replace this habit
Usually it takes a week for them to get fully back to normal (if I take care of them). Is there a way for me to ditch that habit? I've been thinking of buying some lip care products for it to heal faster so maybe it would help in quitting too. But I can't think of anything that could replace this habit