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I’m still suicidal even when I’m not depressed
Thread starterAkunhun
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Even when I am relatively ok and not in a depressive episode I still don't see any option other than killing myself. Even if all of my dreams came true and I felt fine all of the time death would still be a better option than living and I hate it, I just want to be satisfied but it's impossible.
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Skatspielerin, TheBigBurden, scarletstarlet and 9 others
Even when I am relatively ok and not in a depressive episode I still don't see any option other than killing myself. Even if all of my dreams came true and I felt fine all of the time death would still be a better option than living and I hate it, I just want to be satisfied but it's impossible.
Feel the same, feel like somehow the idea of suicide is embedded into my being. I am dealing with these thoughts almost on a daily basis. At some point it becomes tiresome.
I am sorry if my question sounds funny, I don't mean it in a judgmental way. How do you know that you are not depressed if you have a classic sign of depression, namely that you are not really satisfied with anything, that nothing really makes you happy? Lack of joy and suicidal thoughts definitely sound like depression to me?
Definitely relate. There are times when I'm enjoying myself, at a park or watching a show and it escapes me for a few hours...but as soon as that snippet of time is over, I'm back to wishing I was gone. It sucks.
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drmihilo, AnxietyHangover and disillusion
Speaking from my own experience, but is it possible that the suicidal thoughts neural pathway has been worn so deep by repeatedly going down that thought pattern when you're depressed, that it just feels comfortable to go there, that it feels bad to let go of the suicidal narrative, like letting go of a treasured promise, a friend, that you're not used to thinking in terms of future or doing things you'll enjoy, that even though you're not feeling depressed your whole being has already given up on life entirely and just doesn't have the energy to switch tracks or doesn't know it can or should? That the suicidal narrative is just very loyal to you and is keeping its promise it made when you were depressed of giving you an out?
Even when I am relatively ok and not in a depressive episode I still don't see any option other than killing myself. Even if all of my dreams came true and I felt fine all of the time death would still be a better option than living and I hate it, I just want to be satisfied but it's impossible.
I feel the same. I am happy, with friends, with ppl that I like or just having a good time alone... But with the same suicidal feeling. I can't stop thinking that everything and everyone would be better without me.
Speaking from my own experience, but is it possible that the suicidal thoughts neural pathway has been worn so deep by repeatedly going down that thought pattern when you're depressed, that it just feels comfortable to go there, that it feels bad to let go of the suicidal narrative, like letting go of a treasured promise, a friend, that you're not used to thinking in terms of future or doing things you'll enjoy, that even though you're not feeling depressed your whole being has already given up on life entirely and just doesn't have the energy to switch tracks or doesn't know it can or should? That the suicidal narrative is just very loyal to you and is keeping its promise it made when you were depressed of giving you an out?
I get it, same. It's like dying still seems like the only and final comfort, and even when I'm not depressed or sad I still find the thought of it comfortable, like it's true and eternal peace. You're not the only one who thinks like this.
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