> A fear that this may "glamorize" cutting.
> http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/22/health/research/22behavior.html
> Beth Benoit
Some of the clinical psychologists that I have worked with believe that this
trend is increasing exponentially and that tattooing is another kind of
"cutting behaviors". While not self-inflicted (although the person being
tattooed voluntarily submits to the procedure) there is the same kind of
physical pain involved. The differences between the two are the length of time
the individual experiences the pain, the fact that the tattoo costs a
considerable amount of money, and the tattoo is permanent. Tattooing is also
on Youtube.
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Robert W. Wildblood, PhD
Adjunct Psychology Faculty
Germanna Community College
drb...@rcn.com
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