
NoLightRemains
I found my light again. Namu Amida Butsu
- Sep 26, 2021
- 374
My partner killed herself back in July 2020 and it's just been a constant thought since then. Two other friends that were also close to my partner CTB since then also. It feels like it's a contagious disease that I caught also, but is killing me slowly.
I am living with major survivor's guilt that I don't believe I can ever recover from. I feel guilty for my inaction and not trying harder to support my partner, even asking for a small break to try to focus on myself as I was really struggling also. She was dead within a month. I know logically it was her decision, but I feel like I could have at least supported her better.
Now after nearly two years of this my life is still in shambles. I have other reasons for wanting to CTB (lifelong trauma, worsening chronic illness), but these suicides of people close to me is what really put the idea in my mind. I know that they all succeeded with SN and I just want to copy them and die also. I feel like before these deaths, I was able to manage my depression and find some internal will to live, but now that the option of suicide is "real" to me, it never wanders far from my mind.
I am living with major survivor's guilt that I don't believe I can ever recover from. I feel guilty for my inaction and not trying harder to support my partner, even asking for a small break to try to focus on myself as I was really struggling also. She was dead within a month. I know logically it was her decision, but I feel like I could have at least supported her better.
Now after nearly two years of this my life is still in shambles. I have other reasons for wanting to CTB (lifelong trauma, worsening chronic illness), but these suicides of people close to me is what really put the idea in my mind. I know that they all succeeded with SN and I just want to copy them and die also. I feel like before these deaths, I was able to manage my depression and find some internal will to live, but now that the option of suicide is "real" to me, it never wanders far from my mind.