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ctbcat
Yes, the everlasting contrast.
- Jul 14, 2023
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i guess mine aren't so impossible, but i envision them in an impossible manner.
a lot of the time, when my suicidal thoughts are the worst in the day, or i'm feeling numb or annoyed or whatever, i get two desires: 1. the desire to drown 2. the desire to melt. these are not calm methods, nor very feasible to carry out on yourself. both are agonising deaths that involve screaming and thrashing and are slow and whatever else... but i never imagine them that way.
i imagine my face, peaceful and dazed and not there, just letting myself go - like that one 'ophelia' painting. death is such a happy thought to me - an end. so while, logically i know my body would fight against my mind, try to stay alive with all my might, all i can ever think about is just lying there and letting death happen, under the water, or into the ground.
anyway. that's me jotting down my fantasies or whatever... have you got anything similar? illogical desires like that?
a lot of the time, when my suicidal thoughts are the worst in the day, or i'm feeling numb or annoyed or whatever, i get two desires: 1. the desire to drown 2. the desire to melt. these are not calm methods, nor very feasible to carry out on yourself. both are agonising deaths that involve screaming and thrashing and are slow and whatever else... but i never imagine them that way.
i imagine my face, peaceful and dazed and not there, just letting myself go - like that one 'ophelia' painting. death is such a happy thought to me - an end. so while, logically i know my body would fight against my mind, try to stay alive with all my might, all i can ever think about is just lying there and letting death happen, under the water, or into the ground.
anyway. that's me jotting down my fantasies or whatever... have you got anything similar? illogical desires like that?