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Have you also felt less able to commit after failed attempt?
Thread starterDignifiedGrave
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What the title says. Ever since my near last near serious attempt/rehearsal, I find it harder to try and make another attempt. I guess maybe somehow the fact i almost could have died raised my SI? Idk. Has anyone else experienced this?
it's the same for me too. it raised my si by a lot somehow. my first and second almost successful attempt, i didn't know how it felt to be. well, dying. but now that i do, i also find it harder to commit. most of the time i just stop before i actually did it
I've attempted suicide eight times, only to end up in the ICU with tubes all over and barely able to get up. I don't think I'm gonna stop attempting tho. I keep trying to find ways that'll actually work. Anyone who knows something that'll actually work?
I've attempted suicide eight times, only to end up in the ICU with tubes all over and barely able to get up. I don't think I'm gonna stop attempting tho. I keep trying to find ways that'll actually work. Anyone who knows something that'll actually work?
I'm tried Overdosing but I didn't have anything to rlly overdose so i've tried pain killers and dxm. Dumb, rlly got ny heart rate up and made me panic a lot, but it didn't kill me, i've also tried hanging. But ig maybe my rope wasn't good bc it snapped,
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