cultpup
Member
- Nov 1, 2023
- 25
my friends knowing and giving a shit won't affect my decision to CTB, i'm more so wondering if it's worth keeping them in the loop. there is nothing left they can do for me but be with me and next to me for as long as possible, and in telling them i am not asking them to stay by my side, no one has time or energy that and i am not obligated that from anyone. i'd just be keeping them informed, because my close friends know near everything about me and my life and on goings. obviously it will hurt to hear, but given i am chronically suicidal this isn't new and they won't lose sleep over it.
i sometimes disappear from the internet for days, weeks, months, so i'd like them to know this time i'm not returning, and to call someone to retrieve my body once i'm radio silent for a little too long. i live alone and am never intruded upon, so my body will be rotting with cockroaches if it takes a bit too long to find me. it's not a massive barrier to CTB it just like, decency, y'know?
also, to clarify, even if my friends know or even report me to try to save me, neither they nor psych wards can stop me with my method of choice, so it isn't a worry of being involuntarily rescued. i think i feel worried that they'll emotionally detach from me or it'll make our friendships weird now and in the future, or even permanently damage it like has happened in the past after i had serious plans. the absolute worst that could happen is they contact my mother and force her to put me on her own personal suicide watch, but in that scenario it'd be easy to back off and say i won't really do it. i very rarely lie, especially to friends, so they'd take my word if i "promised to be safe"
regardless, would it hurt them more to not know about it now, then find out later? or know now, then watch it unfold until the end? or to be convinced it'll happen then it never actually does? how do i figure out who's worth telling? how much do i even tell them?
i sometimes disappear from the internet for days, weeks, months, so i'd like them to know this time i'm not returning, and to call someone to retrieve my body once i'm radio silent for a little too long. i live alone and am never intruded upon, so my body will be rotting with cockroaches if it takes a bit too long to find me. it's not a massive barrier to CTB it just like, decency, y'know?
also, to clarify, even if my friends know or even report me to try to save me, neither they nor psych wards can stop me with my method of choice, so it isn't a worry of being involuntarily rescued. i think i feel worried that they'll emotionally detach from me or it'll make our friendships weird now and in the future, or even permanently damage it like has happened in the past after i had serious plans. the absolute worst that could happen is they contact my mother and force her to put me on her own personal suicide watch, but in that scenario it'd be easy to back off and say i won't really do it. i very rarely lie, especially to friends, so they'd take my word if i "promised to be safe"
regardless, would it hurt them more to not know about it now, then find out later? or know now, then watch it unfold until the end? or to be convinced it'll happen then it never actually does? how do i figure out who's worth telling? how much do i even tell them?