Definition: Gagership is a concept in psychology and sociology that refers to an individual's tendency towards self-harm or suicidal thoughts due to the perception of their own worth or value being diminished. Gagerships can take many forms, including but not limited to:
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Self-esteem issues:
Individuals who are perceived as "not good enough" may develop a strong desire to harm themselves in order to feel valued and accepted by others.
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Social comparison:
The fear of not fitting in or
what should be said.