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FireFox

FireFox

Enlightened
Apr 8, 2020
1,419
After I graduated university my depression was persistent and not going away so I decided to connect online with other depression sufferers to help deal with the loneliness of being a depression sufferer. This depression support community majority of its users are from the UK and some are from other countries too. The community is liberal, secular and very pro recovery.

The moderator ( now deceased) has suffered from depression and anxiety throughout her entire life. She even had postnatal depression in all 3 pregnancies. Her husband wanted her to abort the 3rd baby and woman chose to keep the baby. She went through the pregnancy alone. She mentions how the husband has been neglecting the children and even said her husband wasn't sure if he loved her. It was clear she stayed with the man because she was scared of going it alone. Despite her life long struggle with mental illness and trauma she turned out be quite a judgemental person incapable of listening to different opinions on mental health and the NHS.

On the forum when I was a member i argued that UK mental health awareness campaigns telling people to seek help for mental illness is ineffective because the mental health care system is inaccessible to the majority of the general public. The moderator got defensive and disagreed with me saying how awareness is important. This woman was middle class with no problems accessing therapy.

During the 2020 covid19 pandemic I got builled out of the community by the moderator and the other depression sufferers. I was at my lowest point. I mentioned on the forum as truthfully as possible that sometimes i wished I died of covid19 because I don't really deserve to be alive in this world. The moderator of the site she attacked me and she said my comments are "insulting " and she talked about how she has been shielding during the pandemic due to her disabilities. Another site member she was the biggest bully and she criticised me on the site. She brought up about her cousin died of covid19 and didn't get to say goodbye. She called me " selfish " and said i didn't "understand "what i was talking about. She is in her 40s and also she said " I wish I was young, had a law degree and a caring family " She attacked me on the site the moderator along with all the site members sided with her as she builled me. I ended up being accused of attacking her when I tried to defend myself. The whole community turned against me.

The same month on the site when I wrote a post about how if you kill yourself people seem to care more about you and really appreciate you than if you were alive. I made reference to the suicide of a famous UK celebrity who killed herself who got loads of massive public outpouring of love. The moderator responded with hostility and called my comments "offensive". She imposed restrictions on my posts which were every post i wrote had to be approved by her. After that I left. She was so rude to me in the emails when discussing closing my account.

After that I became a fully active member of Sanactioned Suicide
 
distropian_

distropian_

Member
Nov 4, 2023
12
that sucks bro, some people just like to take out their anger onto others ig, hope you're feeling better now though
 
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SVEN

Enlightened
Apr 3, 2023
1,228
I guess one of the big differences with SanSu is that this isn't a purely pro or anti life group. To me it has always seemed very emphatically a pro choice one.
If your are fighting to find a way to stay alive in a hostile world and a shit situation you'll find plenty of support on the Recovery Section and elsewhere. I'd 100% support anyone trying to keep going in a world I find completely broken, if that is their choice for themselves.
Equally, if all you seek is an end to it all, so many of us completely empathise and wish you the peace and rest we so desire for ourselves.
 
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noname223

Angelic
Aug 18, 2020
4,418
People treated me like shit in another online forums for my suicidiality and my needs as a sufferer. I tried other places and for my personal well-being I can honestly say this place is the best for my mental health. The ability to vent gives me strength to continue my battle in my living hell. Sometimes I have a guilty conscience because they portray longterm members as monsters though my life quality is so much better with this forum, I feel less lonely and strangely it gives me some sort of meaning or purpose. I am not exactly sure why.
 
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betternever2havbeen

Elementalist
Jun 19, 2022
822
I did similar on a depression forum as well-although I think the users were mostly American so it was heavy on the religion and platitudes (not my bag at all) I think I made a similar post about getting cancer or something (loads of my family have died of that so I definitely wasn't trying to be insensitive) just trying to say "I really fucking hate life and want out of here" which didn't go down well. The only way suicide as a discussion even came up was for some ignorant user to call it "selfish" which I completely disagreed with of course. No one was even that depressed on that site, which is good for them but they don't have to invalidate my experiences. They were patronising arseholes. It still makes me angry to this day.

I don't feel the same here at all, this place makes me so calm. The normies just bring out the argumentative side of me, they really do lol. Like every time I get some fiery msg from a pro-lifer about how fucked up my opinions are on life it just makes me wanna CTB all the more. Some forums are just really cliquey as well and people will just suck up to the leaders and ostracise anyone else. But here I feel we all have our say and it's respected. Sorry no one stood up for you on the other forum though.

You're right about mental health care being abysmal in the UK-and private therapy costs like £50 a session. If people can access it that's great but lets not pretend it's easy. Yeh and people do care more once you're gone, suddenly you're a saint then and everyone's like "Oh I wish they'd said something" thinking oh yeh it's that simple I could've saved them. Even when they literally didn't care when someone was alive.
 
FireFox

FireFox

Enlightened
Apr 8, 2020
1,419
I haven't been on SaSu long but I must say that it's a very accepting community and I think it's because we've all been the odd one out at some point. I'm glad you found this community
@just_a_guy What I love about Sanctioned Suicide is the people here are so real, compassionate, understanding and they do not judge anyone whereas whenever I reached out online mental support communities throughout the years all I got majority of the time was judgement, told "go to see a therapist", people making my issues and insecurities all about themselves, meaningless platitudes "its going to be fine" or "you have your whole life ahead of you", being called a "troll" and "liar"

Sanctioned Suicide cared and listened when no one else did.
 
FireFox

FireFox

Enlightened
Apr 8, 2020
1,419
I did similar on a depression forum as well-although I think the users were mostly American so it was heavy on the religion and platitudes (not my bag at all) I think I made a similar post about getting cancer or something (loads of my family have died of that so I definitely wasn't trying to be insensitive) just trying to say "I really fucking hate life and want out of here" which didn't go down well. The only way suicide as a discussion even came up was for some ignorant user to call it "selfish" which I completely disagreed with of course. No one was even that depressed on that site, which is good for them but they don't have to invalidate my experiences. They were patronising arseholes. It still makes me angry to this day.

I don't feel the same here at all, this place makes me so calm. The normies just bring out the argumentative side of me, they really do lol. Like every time I get some fiery msg from a pro-lifer about how fucked up my opinions are on life it just makes me wanna CTB all the more. Some forums are just really cliquey as well and people will just suck up to the leaders and ostracise anyone else. But here I feel we all have our say and it's respected. Sorry no one stood up for you on the other forum though.

You're right about mental health care being abysmal in the UK-and private therapy costs like £50 a session. If people can access it that's great but lets not pretend it's easy. Yeh and people do care more once you're gone, suddenly you're a saint then and everyone's like "Oh I wish they'd said something" thinking oh yeh it's that simple I could've saved them. Even when they literally didn't care when someone was alive.
@betternever2havbeen I have noticed when it comes to mental illness a lot of pro recovery people in online mental health support spaces have this disgusting arrogance, narcissism and ego in believing just because they achieved recovery or being able to manage their mental illness better everyone else who has those mental illnesses can do the same.

We are all different some people take longer to recover from things and will need more help, support and care than others.

SOME Pro recovery mental health advocates in the mental health community remind me of the religious people I grew up. These people in which they believe they are more superior to others just because they follow a certain lifestyle and treat others badly if they don't conform or agree to their worldview.
 
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the_dude

It's over
Nov 11, 2023
22
The people here have been nothing but accepting and loving. We all know why we are here and we might not understand exactly what everyone is going through but it doesn't matter because we understand the feelings of despair.
 
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BlockHammer

BlockHammer

Confused loser
Oct 25, 2023
190
I think one of the biggest problem with a support community like this is that they were really biased toward pro-lifters, they will deny anything pesimistic and even bury it to the ground. I followed a certain mental health community on redit, and to be honest the group were better than the group that you mention but regardless, whenever someone discuss about suicide and they gave some legit reasoning behind it, the majority of the member in there will insist that life is better no mater what happened. Probably the reason why are they so stubborn is because if they acknowledge the mindset of suicide, then their hope will be shattered (at least this's what i predict, i can be wrong though). And for the moderator and the people who bullied you, i think they projecting their pain to you because your ideal isn't align with theirs
 
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oneeyed

Specialist
Oct 11, 2022
314
That's like a literal depression recovery reverse Uno card.