Not suicide but traumatizing

[trying_to_ctb]

A few days ago I watched a few gore videos, including the funkytown video, and a video of a man getting shot in the head on goreseek.com (DON'T look it up). I have since forgotten what they actually looked like but I feel like I have a sort of "craving" to rewatch them, I know it would only be bad and that I would wish I didn't, but I really want to. (Literally please don't watch gore videos, it's genuinely horrifying, way worse than just hearing about it)

 

[nintendo64]

A lot of humans innately have a sense of morbid curiosity, public executions used to be a spectacle. I used to watch a lot of gore videos, it didn't affect me much until I started having nightmares and always feeling very on edge. Brutal death isn't something you should be consuming regularly. It can be somewhat difficult once you get a craving to watch them, but you should try your best to steer clear of gore.

 

[Hvergelmir]

(Literally please don't watch gore videos, it's genuinely horrifying, way worse than just hearing about it)

I'd advice you to remove the web address, then.

I agree with your conclusions, but the post comes through as a veiled attempt at sharing the content.

 

[not yet]

I remember chatting with an AI, and it gave me a link to a Telegram chat about mental health. The chat was dead, I scrolled up a bit and saw a few videos of beheadings and really deep and confident cuts on hands. That day was so bad I wanted to cut my hands for the first time, but those videos made me physically sick, so I couldn't think of doing

 

[interna]

I remember chatting with an AI, and it gave me a link to a Telegram chat about mental health. The chat was dead, I scrolled up a bit and saw a few videos of beheadings and really deep and confident cuts on hands. That day was so bad I wanted to cut my hands for the first time, but those videos made me physically sick, so I couldn't think of doing

woah, what the hell! usually AI gives bullshit links. so weird