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you see it too. for me, it's always like this.
- Jun 15, 2023
- 59
ive always been an open person, so ive been somewhat vocal about my suicidal thoughts/attempts as well, not for attention but because i just had never fully learned to keep my emotions locked inside me at all times. and ive been suicidal for years with attempts and stuff and my family and close friends all know this, and like... i feel like now they just see me as "the boy who cried wolf", because both them and i know that im still alive despite my words or actions. and i feel so guilty for that, i feel guilty for finding reasons to keep on living, i feel guilty for draining my loved ones emotionally with my inner pain. i feel like i dont deserve to be helped or listened to, because if my struggle was real, i would have ctb'd ages ago. even though i myself know, that my feelings are very real and valid, some part of myself argues, claiming that the only way to prove it is to finish the deed and do it once and for all. and up until then, im not doing enough. have you ever experienced something like that? i know that most suicidal people feel guilty for being suicidal and attempting it, i do as well, but have you ever felt it the other way around?