Cutting.
 

Okay, I am a pretty severely messed up teenager, and this just proved it:

I've always been very curious (in a twisted way) of the affects of a knife on the pale, thin, skin of ones wrist. I've done it before and I scared some of the people that I love pretty bad. I suppose when I did it then, it was because I was depressed and wanted to try it out. But today however, I was just curious. Curious as to the sting of a cold blade piercing the skin. Curious to see if blood would come out. So, I took a kitchen knife from a knife block and made one clear and neat line on my wrist. I didn't go deep at all. (Probably because I am too scared to see what would happen, which is good, because it shows that I'd be too scared to commit suicide.) And when it didn't come out the way I wanted, I made another just above it. This one did draw blood. And it did it faster than the other one. I got it calmed down now, it stopped bleeding and I put neosporin on it. So there are two questions to this.

1: What is wrong with me and why is this happening
2: Is there a way to keep it from poofing up and looking suspicious???

Re: Cutting.
 

the answer to your questions
you are like me i didn't know if it would bleed or make me feel better so i tryed it and it worked and thats where the suffering spiral starts i have been addicted for about a year and a half and i am now trying to stop if you do it it only gets worse you will bleed more and might go as far as needing stitches (like i have) and its no good the scars are horribal and i get reminded of what iv done every day and if you want to hide them the where wrist bands or bracelets hope this helps you

Re: Cutting.
 

1. nothing wrong with you. everyone's curious sometimes to try different things, like smoking and stuff. it's part of being human.
2. put a plaster over it and pretend it was caused by something else and isn't as serious as it actually is! always works for me.

hope this helps :)

Re: Cutting.