LastDayOnEarth
Vsed apologist
- May 20, 2025
- 329
It would be worse to endure a life of pain, a life that you hate for 30 more years or so. At least you know the option to take yourself out exists and it's not a bad one
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lilb0wpeep
Will I ever escape from this nightmare?
- Mar 9, 2026
- 29
Im not saying that this is a bad idea, in fact at one time I'd praise the idea. But unfortunately for those of us who feel like there is no out and that everyday is just continued suffering with no sight of an end…. It doesn't exactly land well/the same. This idea feels equivalent to being told to 'be grateful that you have experienced MANY traumas in your life because they've made you who you are' with the same sort of annoyance and that sinking feeling in your gut you get.
I used to tell myself this to get myself to go forward and do more for myself in terms of "recovery", though it's didn't last long enough and it no longer means anything as I genuinely don't seem to have any way of escaping this life.
I'm still open to hearing more about how you and others view this idea.Similar threads
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