anyone else noticed people getting too nice to you after your ctb attempt?

[xxRoro]

My parents now always be friendly and toxic positive after they saw that I'm serious. Like, why now? It feels so wrong and forced

 

[_AllCatsAreGrey_]

Yeah. I've definitely experienced this. It's annoying and weird - definitely forced. I feel it'll likely shift over time. I feel it can come from people being unsure of how to act and uncomfortable. Sorry you have to deal with that.

 

[demitriusmigsysvotf]

No, not at all. It just got worse. A lot worse.

 

[UnluckyBastard]

If they were toxic before, then they're just putting on a face. People don't change, dude. Don't let them fool you.

 

[TheLastBoyOnEarth]

No, lol, everybody was pissed as fuck. I had my attempt ten years ago. I did it because of my anxiety and depression. Then when I started having my symptoms from my chronic pain illness, everybody had a harder time believing me because they thought it was all in my head. So in a way, I wish I didn't try to kill myself because they would have taken my physical illness symptoms seriously since the beginning instead of thinking it's related to my mental health.

 

[xxRoro]

Well I have to admit that it wasn't always like this. They also said things like "did you know how hard we suffered from your actions"

 

[Hanaga]

Had something like this happen to me. Their behaviour will definitely shift back, 100%. It feels forced because they are forcibly supress their true nature. Also typical manipulative behavior, trying to guilt trip.

 

[brokeandbroken]

My parents now always be friendly and toxic positive after they saw that I'm serious. Like, why now? It feels so wrong and forced

Depends what you define as attempt but after the psych ward if anything it's the opposite for me from people.