Can you share some sad self - harm stories?

One story is about a person who constantly had the obsessive thought that they were 'dirty' or 'bad' inside. This led to self - harm behaviors like cutting their skin. They thought that by causing pain to themselves, they could somehow cleanse the 'badness' they felt. It was a very difficult cycle for them to break out of as the OCD thoughts were so strong.

Self - harm stories in fanfiction can be very complex. Some might explore a character's internal struggle with mental health issues that lead to self - harm. For example, a character in a fanfic might be bullied at school and use self - harm as a way to cope with the emotional pain. However, these stories should be treated with caution as they can be triggering for some readers.

There was a case where a student faced intense academic pressure in school. The high expectations from parents and teachers, along with the fear of failure, became so overwhelming that the student started self - harming. This student felt like there was no other way to release the stress and anxiety. The school environment, which was so focused on grades rather than the well - being of the students, contributed to this sad situation.

Yes, they are somewhat common. Fanfiction often delves into complex and dark themes, and self - harm is one of them. Writers may use it to add depth to a character's emotional state.

In such fanfiction, one way to deal with self - harm could be through the support of other characters. For example, a close friend in the story might notice the signs and offer a listening ear and words of comfort.

Providing mental health education is crucial. When students understand about mental health, they are more likely to recognize the signs in themselves and others and seek help. Also, teachers should be trained to identify signs of distress in students. For example, if a teacher notices sudden changes in a student's behavior like isolation or mood swings, they can intervene early and prevent self - harm situations.

Rather than seeking out such fanfics, it would be better to look into official BTS content that promotes self - love and positive mental health. BTS has a lot of songs and messages that can inspire and uplift. For example, their song 'Love Myself' campaign in partnership with UNICEF is all about promoting self - acceptance and mental well - being, which is a much healthier focus than a fanfic that may potentially glorify self - harm.

One such book could be 'Cut' by Patricia McCormick. It delves into the life of a young girl who self - harms and her journey towards recovery. The story gives an in - depth look at the emotions and struggles that lead to self - harm.

Self - harm is a very serious and sensitive topic. It's not advisable to promote or seek out fanfics that may contain such distressing content. Instead, we should focus on positive and healthy stories about Niall from One Direction that inspire and bring joy.

Sure. One success story is of a person who had harm OCD towards their family members. They constantly had intrusive thoughts about harming them, which made them extremely distressed. But through cognitive - behavioral therapy (CBT), they learned to recognize these thoughts as just that - thoughts, not actions. They practiced exposure and response prevention. Every time they had the thought, instead of avoiding it or trying to neutralize it with compulsions, they let it be. Over time, the frequency and intensity of these thoughts decreased significantly, and they were able to lead a normal life again.