EtterathButterfly
“Have I won? Has a new me been reborn?”
- Dec 31, 2023
- 13
Why is it typically not advised to use glass to sh? I usually cut in the shower so the blade I use is usually clean and was wondering if I can do the same for glass.
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Final_Choice
Mage
- Aug 3, 2023
- 542
Because it can leave glass fragments in your skin which may cause further damage and will make it harder to heal.
_Broken_alice
She/Her
- Nov 19, 2023
- 226
It isn't recommended because tiny shards can very easily break off and get embedded in you.
As someone with fairly severe self-harm issues, we can't recommend it even though we have done so in the past.
Hesitant to even mention this, but in this case, it is harm reduction. Double edge razor blades are really cheap and can be snapped in half lengthwise while still in the wrapper to give two actually clean blades and most even come in a plastic case for safe disposal. Not encouraging, but much better than glass shards.
As someone with fairly severe self-harm issues, we can't recommend it even though we have done so in the past.
Hesitant to even mention this, but in this case, it is harm reduction. Double edge razor blades are really cheap and can be snapped in half lengthwise while still in the wrapper to give two actually clean blades and most even come in a plastic case for safe disposal. Not encouraging, but much better than glass shards.
EtterathButterfly
“Have I won? Has a new me been reborn?”
- Dec 31, 2023
- 13
Follow up question seeing the responses, but am I able to use ceramic shards from a thick bowl instead? Or does the tiny shards apple too?
