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skyunderthesea
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- Jul 4, 2026
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I have a lot of trauma from my past that I've been dwelling on more and more. I also went through a breakup recently and that's been stirring the feelings of nobody loving me that I have from my parents hating me. All this has led to me not working much, not applying for classes and ignoring my credit card debt. I spend what money I do get on alcohol. I can't stop drinking every night. I hate what I've become. I feel like a failure. I feel like a disappointment to my grandparents, who I live with and are happy I'm going to college and making something of myself. I'm scared of pain, and very broke, but I saw the ratchet strap and beanbag choking method and it's so easy and painless and cheap that it kinda scared me out of it for a sec. I called a suicide crisis line and have some more resources. It still seems so hard, part of me still wants to just give up and tighten the ratchet strap. I feel so trapped. I don't want to admit just how bad I'm doing. I want to get better but I don't know if I have the strength to. I don't want my grandparents to know. I don't want to look crazy. I usually can't cry when I'm sober no matter what but the thoughts and plans of suicide are so real and terrifying I just start bursting into tears. I don't want this. Why does getting better have to be so hard? Why do I have to put all this effort in when I could've just never been born?