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sximii
meow
- Dec 4, 2024
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What makes someone truly suicidal? In the many groups and hospitals and just online communities I see "suicidal" people trying to kinda NOT kill themselves? As in willingly admitting themselves to hospitals or trying some kind of coping method to not do it. If I shared online in other places my stance on being pro choice or sharing a method to someone that ASKED for it (I know that's my mistake, but that's not the topic here) other people who said they are suicidal flood and start talking about how fucked up that is. Or "suicidal" people telling me I shouldn't do it blah blah blah the typical speech. So…. It confuses me. If someone is suicidal, wouldn't they know what it's like to be me? Or suicidal people that call helplines or willingly admit themselves to hospitals. Then they don't truly want to die, so can they be called suicidal? When do we draw the line at calling a person suicidal?
By the way this isn't aimed at anyone, I'm not trying to accuse anyone. I just wanna clarify, and kinda express frustration when supposedly suicidal people that get what it's like give me the typical speech everyone else does. And I get some people wanna recover, absolutely nothing wrong with that. Make whatever choice is best for you
By the way this isn't aimed at anyone, I'm not trying to accuse anyone. I just wanna clarify, and kinda express frustration when supposedly suicidal people that get what it's like give me the typical speech everyone else does. And I get some people wanna recover, absolutely nothing wrong with that. Make whatever choice is best for you
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