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I pulled myself back from the brink. There was a solid 5 minutes where if I'd had a gun I don't know if I would've stopped. That was seriously intense and I'm shaking a little. I don't even know how to describe it. Holy shit.
I pulled myself back from the brink. There was a solid 5 minutes where if I'd had a gun I don't know if I would've stopped. That was seriously intense and I'm shaking a little. I don't even know how to describe it. Holy shit.
I pulled myself back from the brink. There was a solid 5 minutes where if I'd had a gun I don't know if I would've stopped. That was seriously intense and I'm shaking a little. I don't even know how to describe it. Holy shit.
This happened to me just recently. It wasn't a panic attack, but it was very similar. It was at least 5-10 minutes where the reality hit that I have to end it...and I thought it was right then. I felt my eyes bulging from their sockets. Everything stood out in perfect clarity. I did not know what to do...and I felt like I couldn't get away from myself. You're right...it's very intense, and it's even harder to describe. I got in my car right after and drove around for almost an hour, just driving randomly around town.
This happened to me just recently. It wasn't a panic attack, but it was very similar. It was at least 5-10 minutes where the reality hit that I have to end it...and I thought it was right then. I felt my eyes bulging from their sockets. Everything stood out in perfect clarity. I did not know what to do...and I felt like I couldn't get away from myself. You're right...it's very intense, and it's even harder to describe. I got in my car right after and drove around for almost an hour, just driving randomly around town.
I envy people who I see in movies being put to death. I wish it was out of my hands, and I could just be led to it and have someone else do it. I'm so sick of struggling in my head with fear about it. I feel like I have a brick wall in front of me and a fire behind me. I can't go forward and can't go backwards. But I also realize that this is probably what almost everyone feels in this process.
I envy people who I see in movies being put to death. I wish it was out of my hands, and I could just be led to it and have someone else do it. I'm so sick of struggling in my head with fear about it. I feel like I have a brick wall in front of me and a fire behind me. I can't go forward and can't go backwards. But I also realize that this is probably what almost everyone feels in this process.
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