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VentingFeel stuck, not knowing how to feel
Thread starterlostandunfound
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I fucking hate my life with a passion but I don't even know if suicide is the answer. I also feel like living isn't the answer either. I need help but I feel like no help is available. I've tried, it failed, I'm tired. This feels like hell at this point and as time passes it just gets worse.
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SunnyPotato, disabledandhopeless, Hanzo and 1 other person
I fucking hate my life with a passion but I don't even know if suicide is the answer. I also feel like living isn't the answer either. I need help but I feel like no help is available. I've tried, it failed, I'm tired. This feels like hell at this point and as time passes it just gets worse.
I feel like its better to not watch your life go to shit, that depressive feeling will consume everything you enjoy if you let it, making you into something of a husk that gets by on pathetic attempts at trying to feel happy again. Its a awful process.
I think the question at hand is the classic question - whether you prefer existence or non-existence. It sounds like living is painful for you and you feel helpless to change it; like there is no path to enjoying existence. You also didn't say that you didn't want non-existence; you said you didn't want suicide. Is it the method of death in particular that concerns you? If you were diagnosed with a terminal illness tomorrow, would it comfort you?
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