Is someone who self harms also suicidal?

In my opinion yes! Your just slowly killing yourself. Your body is Beautiful. Just remember that someone loves you and you're not alone😘

Someone who is self-harming doesn't necessary means that this person is suicidal but it is still a mental heath issue and you should concider seing a doctor. And remember: You are beautiful❤

There is a possibility, but no. Self harm is about coping, stress relief and a form of self-punishment.

Self harming does not necessarily means being suicidle, a person can self harm and not be suicidle, and one can also be suicidle but not self harm.

No not necessarily, people who self harm tend to use self harm as a release of inner pain, they become addicted to the release of the inner pain- self harm is incredibly dangerous however and should always be taken seriously so it doesn't eventually lead to suicide.

This really depends on the person. Someone who self harms may become suicidal due to the fact that they are dealing with such strong emotions that they currently don't have a safe release for. Typically most people (including myself) self harm to relieve the pain temporarily. They self harm because they want to keep going but need to relieve themselves a little first. Therefore they aren't looking to die, but looking to survive.

Not neccasarily, people who self harm usually use it as a coping mechanism for when they're going through stressful and upsetting patches in their life. Just because one does this doesn't mean that they are suicidal. It's just a form of trying to let out some of the angry and upset thoughts that you get when you're going through a hard time, of course some people who self harm could cause themselves serious injuries which can result in accidental suicide.

Self harm and suicidal thoughts can be linked, but self-harm can occur in individuals who do not feel suicidal thoughts. It is often a coping mechanism to extreme stress in some individuals.

Often times, no. Self-harm is commonly misunderstood as a suicide attempt, or a failed suicide attempt. MOST TIMES this is not the case. While there is a correlation between suicide and self-harm (i.e., people who complete suicide often have a history of self-injury), people who self-harm are not usually suicidal. Self-harm does not cause suicide. Always be aware of self-injury and the thoughts and feelings that go with it. Self-injury is clinically referred to as 'non-suicidal self-injury' because someone hurts themselves without the intent to take their own life. Be mindful, though, that suicidal thoughts often come along with self-injury. If you are struggling with self-harm/self-injury of having thoughts of suicide, call a crisis or emergency line or go to your nearest emergency room. There is help available.

That's not at all the case. Self-harm is about feeling the desire for the pain or punishment, but it doesn't mean that those who self-harm are suicidal. However, in some cases, they are, but for the most part, they aren't.