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tardis

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Sep 7, 2019
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It's interesting because when I'm awake I constantly want to die. It's all I want. So much so that I fantasize about it when I'm going to bed.

But then right before I fall asleep I start picturing my corpse being buried, or rotting, or my body flailing around in a motel room, and it scares the shit out of me. It's enough to make me not want to CTB, but then as soon as I wake up I'm back to my normal suicidal self.

I just open my eyes and suddenly those things don't scare me at all.

Is anyone else like this?
 
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tireddreamer

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Mar 4, 2020
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That's interesting. I can't say I can relate though, I kind of enjoy going to sleep.
 
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Ryan.s

Ryan.s

Experienced
Nov 29, 2019
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It's interesting because when I'm awake I constantly want to die. It's all I want. So much so that I fantasize about it when I'm going to bed.

But then right before I fall asleep I start picturing my corpse being buried, or rotting, or my body flailing around in a motel room, and it scares the shit out of me. It's enough to make me not want to CTB, but then as soon as I wake up I'm back to my normal suicidal self.

I just open my eyes and suddenly those things don't scare me at all.

Is anyone else like this?
I used to get that feeling when I took seroquel. Off of it now and don't feel that fear of dying in my sleep anymore. Are you on any medication? (especially one that sedates you), if so it is probably the meds (just guessing from my own experience).
 
Darkhaven

Darkhaven

All i have left is memories
May 19, 2019
979
Afraid??? The best thing that could happen to me would be to fall asleep and never wake EVER AGAIN!
 
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not-2-b-the-answer

not-2-b-the-answer

Archangel
Mar 23, 2018
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It's interesting because when I'm awake I constantly want to die. It's all I want. So much so that I fantasize about it when I'm going to bed.

But then right before I fall asleep I start picturing my corpse being buried, or rotting, or my body flailing around in a motel room, and it scares the shit out of me. It's enough to make me not want to CTB, but then as soon as I wake up I'm back to my normal suicidal self.

I just open my eyes and suddenly those things don't scare me at all.

Is anyone else like this?


Honestly … No !!!
Sleep is the best part of the day. (When I can get it) I would LOVE to die in my sleep. :heart:
 
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Morphinekiss

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Jun 8, 2019
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This is one of my biggest ocd things. I'm afraid of not knowing where everyone I love is, incase they need my help at night. Sometimes the thought/a voice in my head tells me if I fall asleep I'll die so then I can't go to sleep that night and spend the night doing rituals.
 
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RottenDeer

RottenDeer

Rotten to the core.
Feb 29, 2020
157
Absolutely. The worst thing in my mind is not even feeling when I'll die. Going to sleep with the expectation of waking up again, no matter how horrible life is, and then the thought of not going to, not being able to decide it, is horrifying. I have this fear since I'm a child.
 
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oxymoron

oxymoron

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Jul 18, 2019
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It's interesting because when I'm awake I constantly want to die. It's all I want. So much so that I fantasize about it when I'm going to bed.

But then right before I fall asleep I start picturing my corpse being buried, or rotting, or my body flailing around in a motel room, and it scares the shit out of me. It's enough to make me not want to CTB, but then as soon as I wake up I'm back to my normal suicidal self.

I just open my eyes and suddenly those things don't scare me at all.

Is anyone else like this?
I'm not scared of it, I adore that idea. It'd be so nice to pass away in my sleep and not see another miserable, painful fucking day again. How I wish.
 
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astro

recovery gang
Dec 19, 2019
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Well, I'm afraid of dying when going to bed but only when I'm not currently suicidal. Whenever I'm suicidal I wish to die when going to bed.
 
oxymoron

oxymoron

Arcanist
Jul 18, 2019
439
Well, I'm afraid of dying when going to bed but only when I'm not currently suicidal. Whenever I'm suicidal I wish to die when going to bed.
If you're not suicidal anymore, please don't be anymore. Turn your life around and work on yourself, don't use this site if you will.
 
faust

faust

lost among the stars
Jan 26, 2020
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I thought about that today when was going to bed. Because if I die now, who will clean all the mess in my room...
 
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braketimez

braketimez

Specialist
Mar 15, 2020
340
I used to, but then every night I had a "ritual" where I would surrender and fully accept the possibility.
I would say, "Yup. I could die tonight." And I would reflect on my life, thank the universe for all I had, and then lay down.
It really helped.
 
voyager

voyager

Don't you dare go hollow...
Nov 25, 2019
965
I wouldn't want to die in my sleep, because I'm a control freak who wants to choose the moment himself with my affairs put in order. Doesn't worry me as such though. Interestingly, around 2004 I had my thyroid medication set way too high. Hadn't been on the meds too long and didn't know the symptoms yet. For me it's my heart acting up, almost like a heart attack. My heart also felt so bloody juicy at times.

Anyway, everytime I was drifting off into sleep I felt asthough my heart stopped, would wake up in fear and clasp my chest. So many fucking times, could hardly sleep anymore. Almost like insomnia.
Hollywood Heart Attack
 
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PDAnnie2610

Waiting for my bus.
Oct 27, 2019
701
No.. I wish I wouldn't wake up.
 
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I’mDone

Experienced
Mar 22, 2020
261
No. I cherish the idea of falling asleep and never waking up again.
 
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TimeToBiteTheDust

Visionary
Nov 7, 2019
2,322
For me, dying while sleeping is the best death anyone can have. No suffering. You don't know it's happening. Everytime I go to bed I wish I didn't wake up.
 
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mesohappy

mesohappy

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Jan 10, 2020
674
I like the falling asleep part,its just the dreams and panic that disturb the precious sleep that bothers me.

For me waking up to face another day is the worst and most terrifying.Ive learned to rouse myself out of bed by using anger.But anger can be toxic as well,so I dont know how long I can keep it up.
 
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Empty Smile

Empty Smile

The final Bell has rung. Goodbye to all.
Jul 13, 2018
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I'd rather die in my sleep. Saves me the time of having to get set up to ctb. Even though I'd still rather be in the woods when my time comes.
 
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LMLN

LMLN

Paragon
Aug 10, 2019
929
Not at all. It is my main wish! Although, sadly, I know it's not going to be without me making it happen.
 
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Throwmyselfaway

Throwmyselfaway

Not gone yet but soon
Jan 14, 2020
798
No I'm more pissed I woke up
 
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Suez

Experienced
Feb 27, 2020
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I had a really weird waking up kind of experience a few months ago. I had accidentally O'Ded on opiates. I was at home at the time and it was pure chance that i was found. I hadnt been in contact with my mental health team for a couple of weeks and they were worried so sent the Police out to do a welfare check. When i didnt answer the door they broke in and found me unconscious with a needle still in my arm. On the way to the hospital they gave me a shot of naloxone (it reverses the effects of opiates), and i "woke up" breifly but went straight out again. I remember at some point after receiving the naloxone, feeling like something was wrong, like maybe i was having a bad reaction to the naloxone and i vividly remember trying to tell the paramedics that there was something wrong, but i couldnt talk and i also remember trying to move my arms or legs & they wouldnt move either. It was like my brain was conscious and willing, but the rest of my body was unconscious. Like being a vegetable, aware of things around me and voices but totally unable to respond. It was the worst feeling. I cant even describe how bad that feeling was. Feeling like maybe this is it. When this was happening to me I also could feel my breathing getting weaker&weaker and knowing that very soon i will be taking my last breathe. I even remember hearing someone say, "were losing her". Then i remember my arm falling like a dead weight off the trolley and taking my last breathe. I wasnt scared thinking i was taking my last breathe, in fact i was talking to my mum and saying to her, Im coming mum, ill be with you soon. What scared me was the very real feeling that i was actually a vegetable and that the naloxone they gave me had some kind of bad effect on me and now i was going to be in this vegetative state. When i did eventually "wake up" in resus i was told that i had stopped breathing a couple of times and they had to resusitate me. Part of me was sad for waking up but also glad i didnt wake up as a vegetable. Ive spoke to several people since and im aware that people can go into bad withdrawal on being given Naloxone but i dont think thats what happened to me. I belivee i had some weird reaction to the Naloxone. Never again, thats all i know.
 
LastRide

LastRide

Specialist
Jan 23, 2020
369
Sorry, but I cannot relate at all to that feeling..on the contrary, I feel happy when I go to sleep and think "oh wouldn't it be great not to wake up ever again?" And then when I do wake up I feel sad and frustrated because I did....
 
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Lisa

Specialist
May 9, 2018
304
It's interesting because when I'm awake I constantly want to die. It's all I want. So much so that I fantasize about it when I'm going to bed.

But then right before I fall asleep I start picturing my corpse being buried, or rotting, or my body flailing around in a motel room, and it scares the shit out of me. It's enough to make me not want to CTB, but then as soon as I wake up I'm back to my normal suicidal self.

I just open my eyes and suddenly those things don't scare me at all.

Is anyone else like this?
Yes I'm like this too
 
Remember to forget

Remember to forget

Member
Mar 6, 2020
98
Afraid??? The best thing that could happen to me would be to fall asleep and never wake EVER AGAIN!
Couldn't agree more, it's what I wish for every night before I drift off. I detest being woken up every morning.
 
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sadgirl2002

Fallen Angel
Apr 9, 2019
452
I would love to die in my sleep, it's painless, quick and peaceful. I would prefer to die in my sleep than anything else, when I'm dreaming about my true love. That way, I could stay in that happy state... forever.
 
orangepotato

orangepotato

Student
Mar 26, 2020
148
Dying in my sleep would be a wish come true. A nice pain free guilt free death. I would love to sleep and never have to wake up to another day in this horrible God forsaken shit hole of a world.
 
Didymus

Didymus

Clutching at invisible straws
Dec 11, 2018
348
To die in my sleep would be the most beautiful death.
 
darkhorse256

darkhorse256

Student
Mar 10, 2020
112
I wish I could die in my sleep. That would be amazing. I don't fear death as much as I just hope to die while I sleep.
 
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BabyYoda

BabyYoda

F*ck this sh!t I'm out
Dec 30, 2019
552
Dying in my sleep unexpectedly would be ideal, honestly. No need to feel the fear before it.
 
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