
Versailles
Enlightened
- Oct 1, 2020
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As the title says, when did you feel that your life has collapsed and that there were not many solutions?
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the irony of winning but losing at the same timeThere are always solutions if you don't mind the fact that they all ultimately just breed more problems![]()
When you think you got what you needthe irony of winning but losing at the same time
Do you think the DID is a compelling reason, or is there more?I always knew it would end in suicide but I felt like it would be reasonable and justified when I found out i had DID
wow, the same thing happens to me, I guess at some point we get tired of so many attempts, it's worse when you feel like doing it the wrong wayWhen all my attempts to fix myself began to tire me. So exhausted from trying again and again.
I think it is. I've always been broken but that was my "oof I'm so broken I'll literally never be a whole person" momentDo you think the DID is a compelling reason, or is there more?
I thought it was easier to apply to that type of jobI have never wanted to be alive really. I have been having suicidal thoughts since I was a young teenager, so to answer the question, since then. For a long time I have seen everything as hopeless. I think in my case, the problem is life itself. I dislike everything about living and it is simply the way I am. Life has always been a struggle and things have got worse over the years. So therefore the only solution is death.
I must admit that I have read the things you write and I see that we both have the same feeling of detachment from life, damn, if I told anyone in real life they would call me fag without hesitationI have never wanted to be alive really. I have been having suicidal thoughts since I was a young teenager, so to answer the question, since then. For a long time I have seen everything as hopeless. I think in my case, the problem is life itself. I dislike everything about living and it is simply the way I am. Life has always been a struggle and things have got worse over the years. So therefore the only solution is death.
When i went to high school and had to deal with chronic illness and kid's vaping in class making it worse and the school doing butt fucking nothing about it, endless torture cycleAs the title says, when did you feel that your life has collapsed and that there were not many solutions?
for me, probably when i started high school. i always had depression and anxiety but i was a dumb kid and had no idea what i was feeling until it was too late
Same here bro, people don't seem to understand thatI have never wanted to be alive really. I have been having suicidal thoughts since I was a young teenager, so to answer the question, since then. For a long time I have seen everything as hopeless. I think in my case, the problem is life itself. I dislike everything about living and it is simply the way I am. Life has always been a struggle and things have got worse over the years. So therefore the only solution is death.
sounds bad, send you some hugs, youre welcome. me reading voices from the cosmos and in an Interview the large grays stated "humans are limited". this is true in many ways. think of it. we are not well trusted by ETs for very good reason.When high school started. I was about 15. I started to realize how everyone that bullied me was happy, had friends, were preoccupied about sex and drugs and teenager stuff, had someone with a crush on them, while I had none of that. I wasn't even good at school, otherwise I could at least say I was smart. I had nothing, everyone hated me. Life didn't turn around for me, there was no karma. The people who ruined my life are happy and I'm destined to die by my own hands. But yeah, that's around the time I developed depression from a single thought: it won't get better.