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    themselves or "self-injure" a term that is more encompassing of the many types of behaviors that are actually involved. Whatever the form of self-injury, cutting, burning, biting or any of many other similar behaviors, teens hurting themselves in an attempt to deal with emotional pain is on the rise. Today it is thought that 1% of youth in America are engaging in self-harming behavior. And, while both males and females are self-harming, girls are four times more likely to self-harm than…

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    Self-harm patients often have negative self-image and body experience. This is usually due to many factors including trauma and abuse. The act of self-harm serves as a coping mechanism for them even though this may limit them from fully participation in their daily occupations. A person who self-harm may be so indulged in the act that it disrupts them from getting and keeping a job, staying in school, forming meaningful relationships etc. Depression can also be in accordance with self-harm, this…

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    however the term used is “self-harm”. Violence only happens when someone is so filled with negative emotion they feel like they have to act out in order to solve the problem. So many of the actions people commit against themselves are not seen as violent, but if someone did it to another person it would be seen as a violent act. Self violence can come out in many forms, but it can be organized into two main categories self mutilation and suicide. The most common form of self-harm is mutilation.…

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    put life into a perspective like that it’s deeply disturbing, yet everyone contributes. Suicide. Many people bar the thought of suicide. Every day I witness self-harm being glorified over social networking sites. People convict the fact it’s okay to self-harm. I’ve viewed people glorifying self-harm to the extent the term, ‘’self-harm is beautiful’’ has been used. No. No your scars are not beautiful. There is nothing beautiful,…

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    Why Do They Self Harm?

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    dementia, liver disease and much more.” (www.dosomething.org). Now moving on to why people self harm. So why do they self harm? Well there could be many reasons. Some of the reasons could be to distract themselves from the overwhelming emotions/thoughts, to release the tension caused by the emotions, to feel something because they are numb, to punish themselves, and to experience euphoria right after the self harm occurs. All of those doings are caused by depression. Now the other one is going…

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    Connor Heuer English 121 October 31, 2017 My Experience With Depression And Self Harm Mental illnesses more or less run in my family, so needless to say my childhood was a struggle. I never understood what was wrong with me. I couldn't get along with kids older than me because I was too immature, and couldn't hang out with kids younger than me because I was too smart. This led to me getting bullied a lot when I was in elementary/middle school and into the beginning of high school. My depression…

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    throughout the book she bites her lips and nails to the point of pain and even sometimes until she bleeds. At one point in the story, she even says, “I pull my lower lip all the way in between my teeth. If I try hard enough, maybe I can gobble my whole self this way”. This is consistent with nervous habits some posttraumatic stress patients experience when they do not speak to anyone regarding the trauma they experienced. There is recent research to suggest that speaking about trauma can…

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    Self-harm is where someone cuts themselves or hurts them self in any way. Why do people do this? Is there any way they can stop themselves from doing this? This is a problem in today’s society because lots of people are cutting themselves or committing suicide because of bullies saying mean things to them and it’s just wrong we don’t need people all over the world committing suicide or self-harming. The song “The Last Night” written by Skillet tells the audience about self-harm and a girl coming…

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    Suicide vs. Self-Harm Imagine someone in your family, one day they start acting differently and you ask them what is going on. They tell you “I’m fine, nothing’s wrong” and you let it go. But one day you get a call from the police station saying the person committed suicide, you beat yourself up everyday because you could of done more to help them, but you didn’t know the signs of suicide. Society needs to learn the signs of suicidal people, no one knows the signs because they often blend…

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    Many people around the world have fallen a victim to self-harm and different types of depression. This may be caused by the false advertisement in the media such as photoshopped models and the romanticizing of disorders such as; anorexia, self-harm, and bulimia. Not only does this create issues with the personal confidence in young girls, but the models who are featured in these advertisements who in reality don’t really like what they see. Admittedly growing up in a Christian environment I…

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