How do I say this as clearly as possible? Absofuckinglutely. Knowing I have a way out to use anytime I need helps keep me going daily. Having my SN has actually helped me cope when my bipolar flares up. Having the ability to nope out when I need to assists me to live life on my terms.
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- Jan 5, 2022
- 87
If I had access to a definite and peaceful exit, I'd feel much calmer. However, knowing that it's incredibly difficult to ctb makes me feel uneasy.
*Psyche*
Someday, I hope to see you in the light.
- Dec 10, 2021
- 57
Having the option, and knowing that option will likely work, be painless & peaceful, brings hope. Since death is the ultimate finality of life, & humans have a natural SI, the thought of ending one's life in an uncertain & possibly painful manner is something that causes a lot of anxiety. Once someone knows of a method that alleviates that anxiety, that is when hope appears. One can finally focus on trying to make their life better (possibly), but at the very least s/he doesn't have to constantly worry about their chosen method causing issues. It leaves the mind open to do other things. Am I making sense?
At least for me, my anxiety about the "how" is gone. I no longer worry about the when. I'll do it when I'm ready. Could be a week or years from now, or maybe never. It also helps that I now have people I can talk to openly about all of this. It's been such an unbearably sad & anxious secret having to censor myself all my life about how I truly feel because the topic is too taboo or scares people. So, all of those things have affected my overall mental status.
Depressed Cat
Mage
- Jan 4, 2022
- 567
Yes, it definitely does help knowing that there is an exit when things get too unbearable to live.
Whenever things get to the point of being unbearable, I begin researching exit methods and collecting the things necessary to make a final exit.
So yes, it's a relief during depression knowing that there is a way to exit and end the suffering.Similar threads
