Remina
Hanging
- Feb 22, 2024
- 19
Not only is suicide difficult to pull off technically, but there is a lot of baggage to deal with as I'm just starting to plan it all out.
My family has actually already had one suicide in it. My sibling was successful back in 2020, and it blindsided my family. Ever since then, my father has been extremely protective over me, and he's constantly worried that I'm trying to off myself. Every time my father makes a big deal out of me, or worries if I'll be okay, I feel a prick of guilt. I almost feel jealous that they beat me to the punch, because maybe if they hadn't already lost one child, I'd have a much easier time doing this.
I have disconnected emotionally from my family from a young age, because my sibling actually caused a rift where we all isolated ourselves in our rooms for years. I don't feel nearly as connected to my family as any of my friends, or even most strangers I've heard talk about theirs. I mostly just hug my parents and say "I love you" and such because I know that is what they want, and I feel bad for them much in the same way one would any human being.
I feel extremely bad for them; I know they've already lost one child, and I watched it nearly tear them apart. Now I, someone else they care about more than anything else, am on the verge of doing the same. I feel like in taking my own life, I'll be taking another child away from them. This is just another one of the many difficulties on the journey to peace, I feel.
Can anyone else relate? If so, how do you manage? Thank you for reading!
My family has actually already had one suicide in it. My sibling was successful back in 2020, and it blindsided my family. Ever since then, my father has been extremely protective over me, and he's constantly worried that I'm trying to off myself. Every time my father makes a big deal out of me, or worries if I'll be okay, I feel a prick of guilt. I almost feel jealous that they beat me to the punch, because maybe if they hadn't already lost one child, I'd have a much easier time doing this.
I have disconnected emotionally from my family from a young age, because my sibling actually caused a rift where we all isolated ourselves in our rooms for years. I don't feel nearly as connected to my family as any of my friends, or even most strangers I've heard talk about theirs. I mostly just hug my parents and say "I love you" and such because I know that is what they want, and I feel bad for them much in the same way one would any human being.
I feel extremely bad for them; I know they've already lost one child, and I watched it nearly tear them apart. Now I, someone else they care about more than anything else, am on the verge of doing the same. I feel like in taking my own life, I'll be taking another child away from them. This is just another one of the many difficulties on the journey to peace, I feel.
Can anyone else relate? If so, how do you manage? Thank you for reading!