Jean-Christophe Grange. Passenger (№ 418878)

These were not traces of a suicide attempt. On the contrary. The scars testified to the desire for survival.
Mathias in his practice often faced with such a mental disorder. Teenagers inflict wounds on themselves, hoping to get rid of the feeling of hopeless longing. They feel the need to release from the soul out what does not allow them to breathe. They are not afraid of the sight of blood. Physical pain displaces moral suffering and brings relief. A gaping wound gives the illusion that the poison that poisoned the soul flowed out with the blood...