LonelyForest
Member
- May 9, 2026
- 11
As the title says. Personally, I don't have anyone I can be completely honest with about my suicidal thoughts. I've been struggling with serious suicidal thoughts since September 2025. Since then, I've made two sloppy attempts, both of which my family found out about. What followed were tears and emotional blackmail.
I live in Pakistan, where suicide is an extreme taboo. So it was incredibly difficult to talk to them about what I was feeling, but eventually I did. Opening up got me into therapy. However, it didn't help at all. I found it strange that my therapist also told me not to share my suicidal thoughts with my family, so I don't even know what to make of that. Over time, I started faking progress with my therapist because everyone kept asking, "Why aren't you getting better with therapy?" I don't know what they expected. Like I'd magically be fine after a couple of months? So I faked my progress. Honestly, I don't feel bad about it. I wasn't making any progress with him anyway.
So now I honestly don't have anyone in real life I can share my true suicidal thoughts with. Like having someone you can just tell, "I'm thinking about this method to die," and so on. I know a person like that may never exist. Someone who can actually listen to you talk about killing yourself without panicking. But I really wish there was. When I feel a deep need to share these thoughts, I turn to AI, but it feels so fake. They always bombard you with emergency helpline numbers. Do you have anyone IRL you can openly share your suicidal thoughts with?
I live in Pakistan, where suicide is an extreme taboo. So it was incredibly difficult to talk to them about what I was feeling, but eventually I did. Opening up got me into therapy. However, it didn't help at all. I found it strange that my therapist also told me not to share my suicidal thoughts with my family, so I don't even know what to make of that. Over time, I started faking progress with my therapist because everyone kept asking, "Why aren't you getting better with therapy?" I don't know what they expected. Like I'd magically be fine after a couple of months? So I faked my progress. Honestly, I don't feel bad about it. I wasn't making any progress with him anyway.
So now I honestly don't have anyone in real life I can share my true suicidal thoughts with. Like having someone you can just tell, "I'm thinking about this method to die," and so on. I know a person like that may never exist. Someone who can actually listen to you talk about killing yourself without panicking. But I really wish there was. When I feel a deep need to share these thoughts, I turn to AI, but it feels so fake. They always bombard you with emergency helpline numbers. Do you have anyone IRL you can openly share your suicidal thoughts with?