And u thought tatoos were painful

Branding:
Branding is scarification, usually through the application of a heated material (usually metal) to the skin, making a serious burn which eventually becomes a scar. Ideally a healed branding looks like a pattern of thick raised lines, slightly lighter than skin colour (when fully healed). However, the amount of raising or keloiding varies greatly, dependant on a large number of factors. Sometimes they even inset rather than raise.

Cutting:
A cutting is a design cut into the skin using a sharp blade, leaving a fine scar. With a sharp scalpel and even cuts, it's not much different in pain than a tattoo - for many people even less.

Skin Removal:
Skin removal branding is one of the most intense kinds of scarification -- the design is cut out and the entire piece of skin is torn off. The eventual healed result is usually a slightly recesses scar.

...seriously. you should pay your money to a good psychiatrist instead of ripping your body apart, opening yourself to serious infection, and branding yourself with your diagnosis for eternity. according to the apa, this is just the tip:

Borderline Personality Disorder
Mood Disorders
Eating Disorders
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Dissociative Disorders
Anxiety and/or Panic
Impulse-control Disorder Not Otherwise Specified
Self-injury as itself a diagnosis
 
when i was younger,i cut my girlfriends name on my arm.after it healed,you can still see the name clearly,the color is much darker than my skin color.that was like 8 years ago
 
Funny that you guys never heard about that stuff before and nope I ain't shocked, let's say I can somehow relate.
 

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