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Lawliet

Lawliet

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Sep 15, 2020
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The latest in my long line of dead loved ones comes as quite a shock. Others, I have been prepared for. The purpose of this thread is to ask: have you had someone commit suicide, how did they do it, did it want to make you CTB or did it deter you?

A list, with pseudonyms.
  • K, a girlfriend. Gun
  • A, a friend. Unknown
  • N, a friend. Heroin.
  • L, a friend. Slit wrists and drowning.
  • B, best friend. SN intake.
Some people have told me that they'd never inflict the same pain as they experienced when someone they loved committed suicide. And I felt that for a while. But it just makes me jealous. Anyone else feel differently? The same?
 
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Apricity

Apricity

Wizard
Jul 27, 2021
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I don't know anyone that has, but I don't think it would deter me.
 
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MartyByrde

MartyByrde

Experienced
Mar 15, 2020
286
Not surprising. People familiar with suicide are more likely to do it themselves.
 
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Lawliet

Lawliet

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Not surprising. People familiar with suicide are more likely to do it themselves.
I totally get the chain suicide thing I believe it's real. But then I hear all these inspiring stories of folks like… having an awakening idk. Guess I'm asleep. And an asshole because I've seen what it does.
 
SleepDealer

SleepDealer

Your Imaginary Friend
Aug 13, 2021
138
Yes, my boyfriend in high school. It didn't deter me, we were both already considering it at that point. I feel like I've never fully processed it. He went out in a way I can't fathom myself doing, and that part made me truly uneasy. I still don't know if it was an impulsive decision or if he had been planning it and waiting for an opportunity like I am now. Our relationship wasn't public so I didn't get to attend his funeral or talk about it, felt like he was there one day and then the next he just vanished. Those years are kind of a blur so I'm not sure what else I felt. I'd say I was angry and depressed, but I was always angry and depressed.

A year or two later, can't remember exactly, a friend of mine had a meltdown during lunch. It turned out a friend of his CBT recently and he had been bottling it up, none of us knew it happened until then. I can't remember what set him off but he smashed his things on the road and screamed before sitting down to cry. The rest of us were silent. He was angry, but not angry at the girl. I don't think he was the type to call it a selfish act. I kind of regret that I never tried to talk to him about it. It might have helped me figure out my own feelings on the matter. Still, that moment forced me to think about how it effects other people. I felt terrible for my friend, but even though I didn't know that girl, I still felt like she probably had a good reason to do what she did. Then again, we were teens at the time. Who knows really...
 
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Lawliet

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Yes, my boyfriend in high school. It didn't deter me, we were both already considering it at that point. I feel like I've never fully processed it. He went out in a way I can't fathom myself doing, and that part made me truly uneasy. I still don't know if it was an impulsive decision or if he had been planning it and waiting for an opportunity like I am now. Our relationship wasn't public so I didn't get to attend his funeral or talk about it, felt like he was there one day and then the next he just vanished. Those years are kind of a blur so I'm not sure what else I felt. I'd say I was angry and depressed, but I was always angry and depressed.

A year or two later, can't remember exactly, a friend of mine had a meltdown during lunch. It turned out a friend of his CBT recently and he had been bottling it up, none of us knew it happened until then. I can't remember what set him off but he smashed his things on the road and screamed before sitting down to cry. The rest of us were silent. He was angry, but not angry at the girl. I don't think he was the type to call it a selfish act. I kind of regret that I never tried to talk to him about it. It might have helped me figure out my own feelings on the matter. Still, that moment forced me to think about how it effects other people. I felt terrible for my friend, but even though I didn't know that girl, I still felt like she probably had a good reason to do what she did. Then again, we were teens at the time. Who knows really...
That sucks, I'm sorry for your loss. My girlfriend CTB in high school. We were meant to do it together. I don't blame these people, I envy their strength. I didn't tell anyone about my girlfriend for two years. Thanks for replying.
 
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Alwaysbadtime

Alwaysbadtime

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Jun 28, 2021
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That's a ton of people you know who did it. It must be hard to think about.
 
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That's a ton of people you know who did it. It must be hard to think about.
Kinda makes me feel like I'm cursed. It's a lot, and thank you. I know it's not common at all, but I think I attract depressed people. Like misery loves company.
 
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Callie Arcale

Callie Arcale

It’s a tale told by an idiot signifying nothing
Feb 10, 2021
852
I know two people who committed suicide, but none of them was a close friend or a family member.

I have no feelings towards other's people's suicides, other than a deep understanding of why they did it. I don't mean to say I understand their private reasons, I just mean that I understand what it's like to suffer to the point that life is unbearable.

No life is always better than life.
 
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WrongPlaceWrongTime

WrongPlaceWrongTime

Better never to have been
Jul 4, 2021
695
Haven't had anyone close ctb, but if they did then it would probably motivate me to ctb as well. I guess it would feel nicer to not go out alone
 
FuneralCry

FuneralCry

Just wanting some peace
Sep 24, 2020
43,360
Nobody close to me has ctb, but I think if it happened it would not put me off. I think for me ctb inevitable no matter what and I am not living until an old age.
 
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restforeternity

restforeternity

Student
Feb 17, 2019
170
My husband jumped off the bridge.
 
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radiostrap

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Aug 15, 2021
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Kinda makes me feel like I'm cursed. It's a lot, and thank you. I know it's not common at all, but I think I attract depressed people. Like misery loves company.
Sorry to hear about your struggles. I can't imagine how hard that must be for any human and I feel for you ♥️

Would this not maybe desensitise you to ctb a bit having seen and experienced it many times maybe? Just a thought
 
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Sorry to hear about your struggles. I can't imagine how hard that must be for any human and I feel for you ♥️

Would this not maybe desensitise you to ctb a bit having seen and experienced it many times maybe? Just a thought
That's actually a really good thought, smart. I think I'm definitely more numb to it, but at the same time I'm more paranoid. Like who's going to do it next, and why isn't it me,
 
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radiostrap

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Aug 15, 2021
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That's actually a really good thought, smart. I think I'm definitely more numb to it, but at the same time I'm more paranoid. Like who's going to do it next, and why isn't it me,
I guess that's down to you. I don't know your personal situation aside from what you mentioned above.

What I do understand is that ctb is a choice in the end
 
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NearlyIrrelevantCake

The Cake Is A Lie
Aug 12, 2021
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My estranged mother was in the hospital with end-stage lung cancer in October. She was in the process of applying for medical euthanasia, but it was taking too long, there was a forced waiting period, etc.

She ended up refusing all nutrition and liquids [by mouth, IV, etc.] and died within two days.
 
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