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Has anyone ever told you that you don't actually want to die because if you did you'd be dead by now? I'm thinking back to when a "friend" said that to me.
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It pissed me off, because dying in a way that guarantees death is pretty hard.for someone who wants to die so badly
u sure do have a habit of staying alive
Yeah hearing my that person tell me that made me agitated too.Not that exactly, but I have had people say that I don't actually want to die.
It's a complicated thing for me, partially I just want the pain to end but I also do just want to die somewhat. Hearing that made me slightly agitated.
Right? Like so sorry I don't have a magic death button. Would you like me to write out the list of things I've tried? And then she was like "I know exactly how I would it" like yeah and?Yes, someone has told me that.
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It pissed me off, because dying in a way that guarantees death is pretty hard.
If there was a button right now that I knew would kill me instantly, I'd press it.
Tbh it made me want to die even more kind of out of spite. I had the habit of telling people but no one to tell anymore so I don't anymore.If someone told me that I would probably kill myself in front of them.
I don't really tell my suicidal tendencies to anyone.
Drunk people at a bar I wouldn't mind but the fact that it someone I considered a friend was hurtful.Yea I think I've heard that a couple of times. Probably drunk people at a bar that spit out those things lol
Oh I did read the title wrong, it's them telling if they wanted to die, they'll be dead by now.. sorryDrunk people at a bar I wouldn't mind but the fact that it someone I considered a friend was hurtful.
Jeez thats awful...My then therapist said to me
"If you wanna die then why are you still alive"
I think what she was trying to do was for me to find positive reasons as to why I'm still alive and focus on those positives. But instead it sounded more like a dare to me because I was highly emotional
I've had someone tell me this before too and I had the same reaction, like I know this wasn't the intention, but it was almost like he was egging me on/daring me to do it. I think it just comes from a place of ignorance, though, because unless you have been actively suicidal before and gotten to the planning or attempting stage, you can't really grasp just how difficult it is to 1) find a good method and 2) overcome SI to execute said method. Most people only know about suicide from the movies, where all someone has to do is down a handful of pills or get in a bathtub, so they think it's trivial.Tbh it made me want to die even more kind of out of spite. I had the habit of telling people but no one to tell anymore so I don't anymore.
I would ask that psychiatrist "Really?? How??"yes, mostly mental health workers. Or you get the question "why are you still alive?" It always makes me feel like such a failure. Cause then I think: "clearly because I failed…."
Once heard a psychiatrist say that anyone could be dead within 2 minutes if they wanted to… Clearly never tried…
Has anyone ever told you that you don't actually want to die because if you did you'd be dead by now? I'm thinking back to when a "friend" said that to me.
I think you can really really want to die, but there is a reason you haven't. Personally that's the worst place to be in. When I'm impulsive and about to attempt to ctb, it's a tunnel vision with hardly any thoughts. When you want to die but care about the effect on others or some other reason, it's sheer torture.You mean in real life, or on the forum? No, but that's what I always feel like people should be told, and that's what I tell myself. Complaining and self-pity are fine, I feel that sometimes, but anyone who excessively complains how much they want to die, I can never understand that. Like, what's holding them back? As Seneca said: "we cannot complain of life: it keeps no one against his will. Humanity is well situated, because no man is unhappy except by his own fault".
If someone said that to me, it wouldn't feel great, and if I wanted to live, I would want to keep a distance from that person. But other than that, it's the truth.