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Princess Picta
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- Sep 22, 2023
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I lost my closest friend 17 months ago, I miss him every day and never go more than 5 minutes without thinking about him.
I've had thoughts of suicide since I was about 8 maybe younger.
But now without him I just don't think I can handle it, the weight of the grief is too much. I also refuse to stop grieving and say I plan to grieve until I see him again. I'm a smoker, for a few years I tried to drink myself to death, I gravitate towards dangerous people and criminals. I've been low key trying to die for awhile now. I'm not brave. I second guess myself constantly and then end up regretting everything.
I have a risky idea. To overdose to the point of medical death and then be revived with something like narcan. Lots of people I know have died and come back this way but their overdoses were accidental plus 1 guy who died during surgery. With how available and potent fentanyl is nowadays it seems like the obvious choice.
I talked to my girlfriend about this. My plan was to take just enough to die. Have her stand by and wait until my heart stops and then give me the narcan. I begged her. She's my shoulder to cry on and understands my reasoning.
I just want to see him again, even if I end up not remembering. Most people who die and come back have no memory and report only nothingness, about 2% have vivid memories about the other side. I'd take the chance. And if I die completely well that's probably for the best. Even if there's no afterlife and everything disappears, at least I'll be the same way he is.
Maybe dying temporarily will still make me feel like I've atoned because I hold myself responsible for him. I was responsible for him since I was 4 and he was a baby.
So my gf got the fentanyl and the narcan. She said she was ready right now. I wasn't ready, I didn't know she was getting it. I wanted to have a few things sorted out first since I may die permanently after all.
She was crying so hard. I cry like that almost daily. I hated seeing the pain and fear on her. I don't want to hurt her and I know this will. Inducing grief on her to assuage my own grief, it just didn't add up to me at the time. I know seeing me die in front of her is a great deal to ask, but nobody else would do it and she's the only person I can trust.
This was about 4-5 months ago and I don't know how to bring it back up to her because I still think it's my only option before truly commiting. Like a suicide lite.
Maybe I'm just doing mental gymnastics because I'm trying make it easier on myself.
What do you think?
I've had thoughts of suicide since I was about 8 maybe younger.
But now without him I just don't think I can handle it, the weight of the grief is too much. I also refuse to stop grieving and say I plan to grieve until I see him again. I'm a smoker, for a few years I tried to drink myself to death, I gravitate towards dangerous people and criminals. I've been low key trying to die for awhile now. I'm not brave. I second guess myself constantly and then end up regretting everything.
I have a risky idea. To overdose to the point of medical death and then be revived with something like narcan. Lots of people I know have died and come back this way but their overdoses were accidental plus 1 guy who died during surgery. With how available and potent fentanyl is nowadays it seems like the obvious choice.
I talked to my girlfriend about this. My plan was to take just enough to die. Have her stand by and wait until my heart stops and then give me the narcan. I begged her. She's my shoulder to cry on and understands my reasoning.
I just want to see him again, even if I end up not remembering. Most people who die and come back have no memory and report only nothingness, about 2% have vivid memories about the other side. I'd take the chance. And if I die completely well that's probably for the best. Even if there's no afterlife and everything disappears, at least I'll be the same way he is.
Maybe dying temporarily will still make me feel like I've atoned because I hold myself responsible for him. I was responsible for him since I was 4 and he was a baby.
So my gf got the fentanyl and the narcan. She said she was ready right now. I wasn't ready, I didn't know she was getting it. I wanted to have a few things sorted out first since I may die permanently after all.
She was crying so hard. I cry like that almost daily. I hated seeing the pain and fear on her. I don't want to hurt her and I know this will. Inducing grief on her to assuage my own grief, it just didn't add up to me at the time. I know seeing me die in front of her is a great deal to ask, but nobody else would do it and she's the only person I can trust.
This was about 4-5 months ago and I don't know how to bring it back up to her because I still think it's my only option before truly commiting. Like a suicide lite.
Maybe I'm just doing mental gymnastics because I'm trying make it easier on myself.
What do you think?