The work of a cougar is generally clean, differing greatly from the indiscriminate mutilation by coyotes and feral dogs.
One study showed that women generally associated their scar with feelings of mutilation and damage.
Previous mutilations of soldiers' bodies have generally been kept secret to avoid just the sort of news media firestorm that has erupted.
Coins graded very good (VG) show a worn design but are generally attractive and free of gouges or other mutilations.
Only 983 (84.5%) mutilated participants remembered who performed mutilation for them.
The long-term, deep negative effects of appeased bullying are too obvious: Columbine, teen suicide, self-mutilation, addiction, and eventually spousal abuse or generally corrupt behavior.
Again, if you're not familiar, "cutting" involves self-mutilation, often with a razor blades, and generally along the wrists or forearms.
These would include banning the burqa, female genital mutilation, forced marriage, polygamy, denial of the Holocaust and genocide generally, criminalising xenophobia, and creating a new crime of "group libel" – public defamation of ethnic, cultural or religious groups.
As mentioned, most language studies have instead focused on words of high or low valence, generally nouns that refer to objects, events, or actions in the world (such as "mutilation," Maddock et al. 2003).
A suicide attempt is defined according to the WHO/EURO para-suicide definition as "an act of self-inflicted injury (for example, self-mutilation, jumping from high places, hanging, gunshots, asphyxiation) or self-poisoning with drugs in excess of the generally recognized therapeutic dose [ 22, 23].
