self-injury

Reasons for self-injury
- self hatred
- Loneliness
- Unable to communicate efficiently to others to relieve mental pain
- emptiness
- depression
- sub concious attention seeking (feeling of wanting to be loved)
- Emotional numbness (hurts self so one can check they can still feel)
- Intense anger to the world
- feeling of helplessness
- tension / stress
- feelings of being out of control of ones life
- check out self mutilation

jane cuts herself threfore jane self-injures/ self harms

by happy now? July 24, 2004

Self-Esteem

Refers to the way in which people view themselves and their worth.
Low self-esteem is a common symptom of depression. Signs include shyness, anxiety about appearance or competence, feelings of worthlessness and unnecessary guilt or shame.

Male friend: You were looking so good in your booty shorts at the gym that I had to put sweatpants on to hide my boner!
Female friend: Stop, you're making me blush! But real talk thank you because you know I have no self-esteem.

by Thicklilmiss October 30, 2016

self-dating

A period between a pubescent child's initial sexual hormonal imbalance and the subsequent first masturbation, during which s/he tries to deal with the fact that s/he is about to use his/her hand like a $10 call girl

I spent 4 years self-dating before I was ready to try for the first time

Dude I spent 22 hours!

by F. Evan May 30, 2006

self snitching

Self snitching, the act of posting evidence of a crime that you commited online.

Trayvon was self snitching when he posted pictures of himself with stolen property, on facebook.

by Gothamcityan September 25, 2017

self meme

when you make an absolute joke of yourself

Person 1: This you?
Person 2: Self meme, ratio

by Splidgy August 1, 2021

Self-Nooner

Unable to find a partner, you retire to the bathroom to pleasure yourself on your lunch hour.

The chick from accounting rejected me so I retired to the bathroom for a self-nooner!

by Mr. Winter February 2, 2007

self-object

A noun, used in self psychology, referring to one’s experience of another person (object), as part of, rather than as separate or independent from, one’s self, particularly when the object’s actions affirm one’s narcissistic wellbeing.

She most certainly does affirm me, she is the love of my life and she happens to be a most highly valued self-object!

by Dr Bunnygirl May 16, 2021