Wojaczek
Student
- Oct 24, 2021
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im 27 and still live with my mom.
im in a pretty similar situation, i feel helpless alone and would probably get non stop panic attacks if i lived aloneYes I still live with my parents. I'm going to live with them for as long as I possibly can because I probably cannot thrive or do much of anything if I were to live alone. I'm like some sort of helpless creature. So that is one reason I am on a suicide forum, it means I can get out of their hair forever
"you need to live and suffer for US!"I used to live alone at college, then the cops took me back to my parents' house because they were scared I was going to kill myself. I hate the anti-suicide police. What is their purpose? What laws are they upholding? They're just agents of the IRS, making sure they dont lose a taxpayer.
what are you missing?Yes. I'm physically uncapable of living by myself.
Same situation for meHad to move back in after a divorce, hate my fucking life
I have an inability to do many basic things and take care of myself correctly. Borderline useless, and no one to look over me during panic attacks is a scary thought.what are you missing?
did you sleep on peoples couches?I moved back in earlier this month and am sleeping in the living room. It's just splendid..
Also, I only had moved out for just under a year and didn't even stay in one place throughout that time. My life is a wreck.
I was living with one of my parents last year and moved out but that only lasted a month before I moved into a different place on short notice due to a really troubling situation between my ex-friend/roommate that I just wasn't able to cope with. I tried my hardest to deescalate it in a reasonable manner but it just wasn't going to work and I probably would have ended up not being able to pay for the place either way if I tried to stick it out because the rent was ridiculous considering my room was the size of some wealthy people's closets. The other place that I moved into ended up having it's own problems and bringing out my inner-struggles as well and left me a fucking wreck. Now I'm back at my parent's 1 bedroom home for the indefinite future and feel as though I arrived in a more broken condition than I did last time.did you sleep on peoples couches?
care to elab?
We're the same person!Yes with one parent. I'm in my late 30s. I would be completely isolated otherwise and couldn't make it financially either.
well put, i feel the same way.Yes, I'm in early 30s. It would be difficult for me to look after myself otherwise, and they are the only people I have (at the same time also the ones tying me to this existence). They were helicopter parents who wouldn't let me grow up, so they reap what they sow. Now I see it as me making the most of my situation. If I had to live alone I'd have to take care of food, cleaning, clothes, lots of life problems. It would be a terrible life to live. At least now it frees up some of my mental capacity not having to deal with as many life problems.
I fear the day they leave, I'll be left with no close people for support, as well as having to deal with all these life problems all by myself, hence planning for CTB gives me some solace and hope.
Soon, in March, I will be 45 years old and I will continue to live at home with my mother until, I guess, she dies.
In the early 2000's I was working away for a few years and spent just over half the week sleeping somewhere else, I guess that's the closest I've come to living on my own, nothing else.
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Properament, el marƧ, farƩ 45 anys i continuarƩ vivint a casa la meva mare fins, suposo, que em mori.
La primera dƩcada del 2000 vaig estar treballant fora uns anys i passaba poc mƩs de la meitat de la setmana dormint a un altre lloc, suposo que Ʃs el mes a prop que he estat de viure pel meu compte, res mƩs.
what happened?Sadly had to move back in with those losers