DeadManLiving
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I feel this.If I could go back a few years and undo my mental health breakdown then yes I would stay. Everything's been fucked since then
If I could get another girlfriend i would absolutely stay but it will never happenif a loved one came back to life, if all the pain suddenly went away, if a certain situation just didn't happen, etc. would that be enough to keep you alive, or would your desire to die remain beneath it all?
this may be a dumb question to ask, but i've been thinking about it for a while. i'm curious about everyone's answers depending on their situations. does the meaning of reason run deeper than it seems? my perspective is pretty biased because of my own motive, so i'd like to learn if anyone is willing to share.
Who gets everything they wanted? The Serenity Prayer comes to mind. Of course if I get everything I wanted, I would want to live. but i'm not asking for much - the bare minimum really - to be able to SLEEP, and to feel financially secure as i go into old age. i can put up with severe ME/CFS and Long Covid.if a loved one came back to life, if all the pain suddenly went away, if a certain situation just didn't happen, etc. would that be enough to keep you alive, or would your desire to die remain beneath it all?
this may be a dumb question to ask, but i've been thinking about it for a while. i'm curious about everyone's answers depending on their situations. does the meaning of reason run deeper than it seems? my perspective is pretty biased because of my own motive, so i'd like to learn if anyone is willing to share.
perhaps you can now. :)If I could go back in time a few years and just fix the slump I fell into , then its a high possibility .
Well if every bad thing would turn good, I would at least try it. But that won't happen.if a loved one came back to life, if all the pain suddenly went away, if a certain situation just didn't happen, etc. would that be enough to keep you alive, or would your desire to die remain beneath it all?
this may be a dumb question to ask, but i've been thinking about it for a while. i'm curious about everyone's answers depending on their situations. does the meaning of reason run deeper than it seems? my perspective is pretty biased because of my own motive, so i'd like to learn if anyone is willing to share.
i think 100% i would stay but i would eventually return to suicide again. i lost my grandma in 2023 and would love to see her again. i would love to be in a relationship again, i think im nothing if im not a lover girl and i wish i was able to love someone.if a loved one came back to life, if all the pain suddenly went away, if a certain situation just didn't happen, etc. would that be enough to keep you alive, or would your desire to die remain beneath it all?
this may be a dumb question to ask, but i've been thinking about it for a while. i'm curious about everyone's answers depending on their situations. does the meaning of reason run deeper than it seems? my perspective is pretty biased because of my own motive, so i'd like to learn if anyone is willing to share.