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I don't think I explained myself very well. I just meant that most people don't really walk around thinking about how fragile everything is. Sometimes I just get this quiet thought that life can stop at any moment.
Guess I meant having the overwhelming anxiety of it all.
When we are here, death is not here. When death is here, we are not here.
Well said. I very much feel this. Having the power to exit in a place and manner of my choosing is, to me, the last shred of liberation in the face this oppressive existence.I suppose I also lean towards suicide for the autonomy it embodies. Being murdered is having your autonomy ripped away in the most brutal way. That's something that sickens me about this world. Everyone trampling on one another for their own gratification. If suicide is an act of self determination, murder is its absolute opposite. So, I kind of hate it for that reason too. It means the bullies in this world are winning.
I'm sorry this country is so awful. For a while there I really thought things were moving in a better direction, but... here we are.It comes as an installed instinct to (yes, as an AFAB) either be afraid of being murdered for the sake of some loser's ego, or via some freak accident. But what adds to that presumption of fear is our current political environment in America and the anxiety that some pasty fuck will take issue with your shaded existence. Sure, I've delved into the hubris of self-distain so far that I've questioned whether to offer my life to be snuffed out in a sundown town. But... that death would also be pretty embarrassing. Pretty cringe.
I don't believe you need to be sorry unless you are either contributing to or ignoring the faults of our country. We're all stuck here as of now, so we have to try to tackle issues—if not through our actions, then through our words. Further, we also need to recognize global concerns and unrest.Well said. I very much feel this. Having the power to exit in a place and manner of my choosing is, to me, the last shred of liberation in the face this oppressive existence.
I'm sorry this country is so awful. For a while there I really thought things were moving in a better direction, but... here we are.
I would be good with just bang and it's done. I fear that it wouldn't be fast and the horrible things some people who kill people do before the killing part. If it wasn't for that, the idea that things could just stop hurting and no one would be upset with me and I wouldn't have to do anything is actually kind of great.Is a discussion but I labeled it nsfw just un case.
Like the question says
Anyone you worried about you can be just chilling and then BAM! Killed?
Or is it a sort of thing you came to peice with ? Like live your live like your last day?
Does it occupy your mind most of the time? Or have you come to peace with it?
Ik too many questions but Im in the middle ground I sometimes wanna die but not shot at or something oe a disaster.
When I was younger- (eesh weird to say) I used overly overthink I coukd die anywhere and see many dead people (felt like a daydream ig yet vivid?) Idk if any of you had this sort of thing.
I rather post it here cuz well speaking to someone about it irl is too negative or morbid.