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When people cut themselves, they first will feel the pain. This pain is a signal to the body to ... The act of cutting oneself influences the reward center in the brain and gives a temporary relief.
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Although they may feel like the "steam" in the "pressure cooker" has been released following the act of hurting themselves, teenagers may also feel hurt, anger, fear and hate.
It can be hard to understand why people cut themselves on purpose. Cutting is a way some people try to cope with the pain of strong emotions, intense pressure, or upsetting relationship problems.
Local psychologists have a handful of theories about why cutting is on the rise. It's a way to cope with demanding social and academic expectations some teenagers find impossible to meet.
All over the country, teenagers are cutting themselves, and in some schools it has almost become a group-led gothic kind of fashion-statement: a grungy display of hardness (look at the pain I...
Teenagers cutting themselves? Connect With Kids videos explain this phenomenon and help you discuss teenage cutting with your kids. ... It's hard to understand why, ... at least for the moment.
One of the things teenagers who are cutting themselves seem to have in common is they are extremely bored at school as well as emotionally neglected, over-controlled or abused at home.
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