Thoughts are thoughts and we all have them. Everyone has strange thoughts and many have ruminated over death and similar gloomy things in their lives. Thinking of hurting yourself might be a symptom of a deeper trouble, or hurt. One might wish to hurt themselves in order to drown out the pain of something even worse. Some have imbalances in the brain that may cause them to have self-destructive behavior and harmful or even suicidal thoughts. Talking to someone is a good idea, a teacher, counsellor, doctor, help line or parent. The real worry here is that the thoughts become actions, DO NOT HURT YOURSELF. seek help.
I added a link below, it offers ways you can stop. You do need to stop before this behavior leads to something worse.
No, cutting yourself indicates a problem that needs to be resolved. You should seek help to resolve whatever those problems are.
Talk to a psychologist about how you can't stop cutting yourself. He can help you. If you have a good friend, talk to them. Surely they can help you in getting your problem done and over with.
Its hard to control. But you can think and self examine yourself with thoughts and try and convince yourself to ignore what bothers you if its not a big thing.
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If your thoughts are of how to kill yourself, wanting to kill yourself, and/or thinking it would be better if you were not alive then your thoughts are suicidal.
It means that you are caught up somewhere. Your thoughts and dreams seem to caught up there. You should free yourself from those thoughts now.
no cutting yourself wont make you dizzy but it can cause internal bleeding
Thirteen years is a long time to be suffering with thoughts of suicide. No, you should not just kill yourself now. Speaking to a professional about the compulsive thoughts of suicide is needed. Reach out for help now, so your next thirteen years are filled with hopeful thoughts for the future.
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If you know how to use a knife. Cutting yourself with a knife can be easy and you should always exercise great care.
"Cutting" also referred to as "self-injury" of "self-harm" is usually a cry for help. My personal thoughts are that if someone is doing this behavior, it is most likely not only for attention but a sign of a much deeper issue.
Ask yourself, "Did this information or idea come from my own thoughts and knowledge, or did I learn it from an external source?" If the answer is the latter, then you should cite the source to give credit.