#self-injured

• Self-injured — Having suffered an accident or bodily injury through one's own fault, carelessness, or overexertion, without the direct intervention of a third party or a major external factor; a person (especially an athlete) who injured themselves during an activity.
• Self-injured female — The feminine singular form of the word autoaccidentat; said of a woman, a girl, or a female athlete who sustained an injury or wound through her own mistake, carelessness, or intense physical exertion, without physical contact with another person.
• Self-harmed — Having sustained wounds, injuries, or bodily harm intentionally inflicted by oneself; a person who resorts to physical self-aggression as a dysfunctional coping mechanism for acute psychological distress or severe emotional trauma. In a clinical sense, it describes the state of an individual affected by non-suicidal self-injury, manifested through cutting, burning, or other violations of their own tissue integrity.