
sincerelysad
bpd . chronic pain . ptsd . pls be kind <3
- Jan 4, 2023
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question at the end..
the more i think about ways to ctb the more i'm sure of wanting to follow through with it.
the more i become sure of wanting to follow through, the more depressed i become over lack of a peaceful method. the banning of fentanyl in a lot of markets, plus the addition of the inaccessibility of N is a combination of grief i didn't know would effect me like this. i'm grieving the loss of options im only just learning about having/losing.
i used to seriously consider death by train or death by jumping, but i really don't think i'll ever be able to bring myself to go through with those. i used to think that being physically unable to go through with these methods just meant i wasn't as suicidal as i could be, and if i was desperate enough i'd just do it without any second thought. by being here, i realize many people very desperate to ctb also feel this way, and that is extremely validating.
all i want is peace and im having a hard time coping with the fact that it's a lot harder to obtain than i thought it could be.
i guess what i'm asking is how did you cope with/come to terms with the fact that a peaceful exit is not accessible at the moment? and how did you cope with knowing you're unable to ctb for the foreseeable future despite it being the only thing you want? tysm for even reading this far<33
the more i think about ways to ctb the more i'm sure of wanting to follow through with it.
the more i become sure of wanting to follow through, the more depressed i become over lack of a peaceful method. the banning of fentanyl in a lot of markets, plus the addition of the inaccessibility of N is a combination of grief i didn't know would effect me like this. i'm grieving the loss of options im only just learning about having/losing.
i used to seriously consider death by train or death by jumping, but i really don't think i'll ever be able to bring myself to go through with those. i used to think that being physically unable to go through with these methods just meant i wasn't as suicidal as i could be, and if i was desperate enough i'd just do it without any second thought. by being here, i realize many people very desperate to ctb also feel this way, and that is extremely validating.
all i want is peace and im having a hard time coping with the fact that it's a lot harder to obtain than i thought it could be.
i guess what i'm asking is how did you cope with/come to terms with the fact that a peaceful exit is not accessible at the moment? and how did you cope with knowing you're unable to ctb for the foreseeable future despite it being the only thing you want? tysm for even reading this far<33