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Talking my mom out of CTB was not what i planned for today.
Thread starteriluvkorn2
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idk if this is the right place to post this. Putting all my opinions on CTB aside because i'm very pro choice when it comes to it, hearing her cry and tell me her plan really fucked me up. idk what to do. i'm already planning to CTB soon but now i feel like i can't. i'm so lost.
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Wisdom3_1-9, MBY85, virginiawoolf86 and 16 others
idk if this is the right place to post this. Putting all my opinions on CTB aside because i'm very pro choice when it comes to it, hearing her cry and tell me her plan really fucked me up. idk what to do. i'm already planning to CTB soon but now i feel like i can't. i'm so lost.
Would you like to explore the reasons why you feel you cannot after this experience?
I am curious in how it has changed your thinking is all :3
Whenever my mother has done the whole suicide thing I was pro choice but she is manipulative though : /
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sadworld, Silvermorning, Ghost2211 and 1 other person
Tough situation. Sorry it's happening to you. It can all change when you see it from another perspective and that can lead to very conflicted and confusing thoughts. I hope your mum is okay.
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sadworld, Silvermorning, Regen and 4 others
I feel like this could be beneficial. Sometimes it helps to know that you're not alone in your thoughts. That's why this forum is such a boon.
My advice though would to be to establish some sort of healthy boundary of things you'd like to potentially not discuss for fear of triggering one person or the other.
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