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A member asked:
I know someone who cuts for fun. if someone cut for fun does that person have a disorder or a problem with them???
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Cutting is a self-injurious behavior and it is a problem. Cuts can get infected and lead to bigger issues. This person likely needs help to find out the etiology of the cutting and to replace the habit with a healthier one. A doctor can help with this. Good luck to both of you!
Answered 5/22/2023
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