it's currently the morning. i'm going to take ~20gm sn at 11:00 pm tonight. the thing is, i'm not scared. i don't really feel anything. maybe it's just because it's happening later today, so my brain can still compartmentalize it or something. i don't know, i just see all these posts about people being antsy or scared or excited and i feel weird for not feeling.
As someone's who's been almost completely numb since their mid teens, I've felt nothing too when I prepared to ctb before.
But despite that, when I wasn't able to breathe and actually realized that I'd die for real I still freaked out.
I still didn't fully feel emotions but I still experienced terror in a partially numb way.
Even though my life still wasn't ok, my trauma wasn't gone, my mental illnesses weren't cured, body was still irreversibly damaged from the wrong puberty, I still was afraid to die when it was about to happen.
SI is horrible. It's been 6 years now and I still want to ctb, but not knowing whether I'd be able to prevent myself from freaking out after ingesting the SN, and getting "saved" and then punished for even trying to escape this horrible existence makes me hesitate.
I don't know what I'd do if I ended waking up in a hospital after my attempt, getting questioned and then being put in a psych ward again.
Because of my past history there's no way I'd get out easily this time.
If you are absolutely sure that you want to ctb, please make sure to not have any regrets before doing so.
Do whatever things you wanted to do before you'd go. Try to be on good terms with the people you care about.
Saying goodbyes to people would obviously make them realize something was up, but having scheduled emails or text messages to be sent a couple of hours after I ctb is what I'm planning to do.
Also make sure that you've taken all the precautions that you could to lower the chance of failing as much as you can.
Like not getting caught, not throwing up, etc. Try to make it as comfortable as you possibly can.
And lastly, to be fully mentally prepared to through with it.
To know what to expect, especially in the worst case scenario.
Just remember that you can stop at any point before you take it and that it's ok to do so. Even after you've ingested it, you still have some time to call for help if you regret your decision. You won't be a failure or a coward for doing that.
No matter what your decision is though, I hope that you'll finally find peace.