Two Questions

[xXoblivionXx]

1. If I keep a razor blade in my cell phone by the battery will it sound off alarms when I enter and exit a store?

2. I don't get the same feeling when I cut on my thighs vs. my arms. Is this because I first started cutting on my arms?

[Jupiter]

I cannot answer the first one as I don't know.

But for the second one, I feel that part of reason that is is because you have always done it there, and by now you have grown accustomed to it there.

[Thunduhbuhlt]

1. If I keep a razor blade in my cell phone by the battery will it sound off alarms when I enter and exit a store?

2. I don't get the same feeling when I cut on my thighs vs. my arms. Is this because I first started cutting on my arms?

1. It should not because most stores operate an system that only goes off when a certain tag goes through the system. They usually are tagged on clothes and use some special thing to set them off.

2. I think Eric has this one.

[love is louder]

1. No idea, I dont know where your from but england doesn't have metal detectors on shop doors.

2. i dont think so. i prefer to cut on my arms but thats not because i started there, i cant remember where i started if im honest. it just feels better than anywhere else and i think thats the same for a lot of people.

[Fractured Silhouette]

1)Doubt it, they're meant to detect items from the store, not pieces of metal.

2) Did any of you guys think it's because your arms are more sensitive than your thighs? The cells on your arms are more sensitive because they are used to detect touch. Therefore they send a stronger message to the brain when they are damaged.

That's just my theory on the matter.

[VictoriaGotaSecret]

1. No it won't. I've carried mine in just my pocket through school, libraries, stores and the alarms don't go off.
2.i dont know

[xXoblivionXx]

thanks everyone