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Do you think about suicide every day?
Thread starterDefenestration
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Unfortunately yes, it's more as in whatever problem I'm facing be it big or small, or stress for an upcoming event or whatever it's this thought that pops up like hey, you don't have to do this, you don't have to care at all, you can just end it right here right now and the world keeps spinning. It's a very freeing thought honestly.
Everyday. Especially when I'm facing a problem I don't want to confront. Which is multiple times a day. This job is going to kill me. But I need insurance.
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eggsausagerice, kouna and Defenestration
If im not distracting myself yes its the thing that will eventually completely seep into my mind. its very rare for me to at least not think about it at least once a day. It doesnt matter the context its always there.
As my "expiration date" approaches, I've been thinking about it daily... I want to get everything in order: I've already made my will, paid for the cremation, and printed 3,000 photos as keepsakes for my young grandchildren; I'm distributing cherished possessions to loved ones and setting up scheduled farewell emails; and the final step will be choosing a location or hotel...
yeah. i'm so boring. i wish i had a hobby or something normal but everything is a chore to care about. at the bottom of everything suicide is the only interest that defines me
Currently yes. It's ironic, because I felt quite good for several years and had no desire to ctb for quite a while. Thinking about it I realize that apart from short stints of suicidal ideation that didn't last longer than a few weeks I probably wasn't really suicidal for the last 15 years. But now health problems stop me from doing almost everything I enjoyed. I just want this situation to end.
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