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supermario

Experienced
Oct 21, 2021
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If so, what was their response? I broke down earlier today with my mom, and that I will try my best to get better. But everyone has their limits, and I'm getting very close to mine I told her. I think she finally accepted the possibility that I might ctb and understand based on her observation of how much pain I am in. To be honest it was a big relief.
 
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LoveTakesManyForms

Student
Sep 9, 2021
175
Yes I have. My Dad didn't say much about it other than "that's really horrible".
My Mum still reckons I can recover, despite the reasons being health-related and not resolving after years of treatment.
I guess she can't afford to believe that I'll die from this. A parent never wants to lose their child. And my Mum put her heart and soul into raising my brother and I as a solo parent with health problems.
 
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supermario

Experienced
Oct 21, 2021
233
Yes I have. My Dad didn't say much about it other than "that's really horrible".
My Mum still reckons I can recover, despite the reasons being health-related and not resolving after years of treatment.
I guess she can't afford to believe that I'll die from this. A parent never wants to lose their child.

Do you find relief after revealing this to them? For me, at least I know it would lessen the shock - and possibly anguish on my mom's part - if I do decide to ctb.
 
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ClownMe

ClownMe

Don't Cry for Me, I'm Already Dead
Apr 7, 2021
20,561
My mum said that she doesn't care and that I should just kill myself already and my dad isn't around.
 
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LoveTakesManyForms

Student
Sep 9, 2021
175
My mum said that she doesn't care and that I should just kill myself already and my dad isn't around.
She must have some pretty bad mental health issues herself. I wouldn't take what she said to heart if you can avoid it, nobody with a sound opinion would ever say that.
Is your Dad dead?
Why do you want to die? I can't help but wonder whether some of the things she may have said to you over the years may have contributed...
 
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supermario

Experienced
Oct 21, 2021
233
My mum said that she doesn't care and that I should just kill myself already and my dad isn't around.

OMG that is absolutely TERRIBLE. Some people really do not deserve to be parents.
 
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ClownMe

Don't Cry for Me, I'm Already Dead
Apr 7, 2021
20,561
She must have some pretty bad mental health issues herself. I wouldn't take what she said to heart if you can avoid it, nobody with a sound opinion would ever say that.
Is your Dad dead?
Why do you want to die?
She's just a narcassist who thinks the World revolves around her, but yeah, she probably does have some serious mental issues.

Dad is alive and well, he just never messages me.

There's several reasons why I want to die but the main ones are that I consider life to be pointless and painful and that nothing in this World interests me.
 
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FuneralCry

FuneralCry

Just wanting some peace
Sep 24, 2020
42,388
No, there would be no point in doing this. They would not accept and understand my decision, they would selfishly expect me to suffer for decades. I am the type of person who prefers to keep things to myself anyway, I think oversharing can do no good. I will make sure they never find out, it is my life, my decision and it is nothing to do with anyone else.
 
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stellabelle

stellabelle

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Dec 14, 2018
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If so, what was their response? I broke down earlier today with my mom, and that I will try my best to get better. But everyone has their limits, and I'm getting very close to mine I told her. I think she finally accepted the possibility that I might ctb and understand based on her observation of how much pain I am in. To be honest it was a big relief.
Yes.
Truthfully speaking my mother was my reason for wanting to commit suicide, along with the other relatives that were absolutely terrible.

I have a "family" that couldn't care less.

Again, I will point at my assaults and assailants, the system that destroys a person internally and externally and "allows" these "people" to walk "free" each day.

But I will tell you I have a BIGGER family that does "care." That includes the community extended helping hands and hugs from those who understand the pain and struggle of being "invisible." Or unheard, taken for granted, exploited, and pushed down a "rabbit hole."
 
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Maaizr

Maaizr

LIGHTSTEALER
Aug 2, 2021
148
nope, never will - they don't understand, can't understand, will never understand and quite frankly aren't even equipped to deal with the topic of ctb and depression (my mum maybe, my dad fuuuuck no i dont think so) sucks for me, sucks for them - idk about my siblings, im gonna miss my little brother tho he just won't understand why and that one hurts specifically somedays
 
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Scribble Fan

Scribble Fan

I'm out!
May 30, 2019
815
I have and... I just don't think they take me seriously. I don't know why. Maybe it's after all my failed attempts it looks like I'm just seeking attention. Damn, if only I had access to SN.
 
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Tsunami_Warning

Member
May 3, 2021
7
Just got done talking to my mom about CTBing soon.

I don't think she'll ever understand, but she's accepting enough and the cops haven't shown up at my door yet, so that's a positive.
 
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Squalo

A Fatal Mistake
Jan 14, 2021
657
no never, no one knows I want to leave this world and no one must suspect anything when my bus arrives.
 
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rozzy

anyone in Kenya? contact me
Nov 17, 2021
23
Parents nope. My kid brother reacted irrationally... as far as I could tell, just shrugged and mumbled some vehemence. Topic hasn't come up again cause we live apart.
 
erdbeeren

erdbeeren

Student
Oct 13, 2021
100
If so, what was their response?
They forced me to stay at a horrible psych hospital against my will for nearly 10 days. Fuck the system.
 
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DunnoWhyButYeah

DunnoWhyButYeah

~*-*~
Apr 3, 2020
396
20 years ago, she called me crazy.
 
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LoveTakesManyForms

Student
Sep 9, 2021
175
Yes.
Truthfully speaking my mother was my reason for wanting to commit suicide, along with the other relatives that were absolutely terrible.

I have a "family" that couldn't care less.

Again, I will point at my assaults and assailants, the system that destroys a person internally and externally and "allows" these "people" to walk "free" each day.

But I will tell you I have a BIGGER family that does "care." That includes the community extended helping hands and hugs from those who understand the pain and struggle of being "invisible." Or unheard, taken for granted, exploited, and pushed down a "rabbit hole."
You speak of "assaults" and "assailants"; what happened?
I was assaulted at 15 and had my patella dislocated (a blindside kick for no reason other than that they thought it would be funny).
 
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Beeper

Experienced
Sep 28, 2021
227
I have been very open regarding my current state of mind.

The manic and depressive episodes (Bipolar Disorder) have been significant and well-known amongst the family. They know I have been struggling.

None of them like to hear me talking about suicide, but I have told them that I think about it quite often.

I know they would be devastated if I CTB, but at least they are aware of the possibility.

I am fortunate that they are supportive of my recovery.
 
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SadVegan

SadVegan

Member
Oct 29, 2021
39
My family is well aware of it. They have accepted the idea and I'm content with it, its so sad for me when someone commits cbt and doesn't inform or give any hint about what they are going through, i know there are circumstances where you cant tho. But back to your question, the first time i commented on the topic they weren't surprise at all, ive been suicidal since i was in highschool and when i finally came to the conclusion that life doesnt worth living. I drove up to my sister and opened up about how i was feeling recently, she was sad but rapidly embraced the idea. She told me sth like we cant force anyone to live a life they didnt choose to have, she would definitely would be sad if im gone, but the decision its up to my. My mother was way more difficult to convince, she's the type of person that likes to quote nonsensical thrashy posts of Facebook, like youll get by, such is life, everything is going to play on your favor one day it never does. As time went by she became more and more open-minded about the fact that i will kill mysef, i explained to her the joy that would be for me when im finally finishing me off. That i just afraid to suffer more, that im afraid of losing them as they are my only family (mother and sis). She understood and wished me the best luck and told me. I will miss you until the day i draw my last breath, but at least when i get a call telling me that you're gone I'll know that your yearning wish has come true and that was your willingness.
 
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ghost_

Boo!
Nov 10, 2021
111
I have. My dad does not acknowledge it. he pretends I never said anything. My mom told me I was being dramatic and it's just a part of growing up. they've made passing comments that leads me to believe they think it is very selfish to ctb. when I say anything about ctb now my mom looks at me and says "do not joke about this, do you want to make me cry?" but I am never joking. I wish they would at least make an effort to understand. My mom wants me off my medication ( which I only got cause I opened up to a high school teacher and the school called my parents and they seemed to realize how serious I was and immediately booked an appointment ) but honestly I think if it wasn't for my doctor and these meds I would have done it a while ago.
 
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Soapie

Soapie

I hope we all can heal from this
Mar 26, 2021
85
i think if my mom knew how i felt shed go crazy. i don't wanna be around to see the aftermath of what shes helpde create if that makes sense
 
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stellabelle

ethereal
Dec 14, 2018
3,918
You speak of "assaults" and "assailants"; what happened?
I was assaulted at 15 and had my patella dislocated (a blindside kick for no reason other than that they thought it would be funny).
Multiple physical assaults, sexual assaults, rape, human trafficking, poisoning, burglary, robbery, grand theft auto, you name it.
 
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rozzy

anyone in Kenya? contact me
Nov 17, 2021
23
But do you really "recover"? Bipolar is an endless cycle, isn't it?

I have been very open regarding my current state of mind.

The manic and depressive episodes (Bipolar Disorder) have been significant and well-known amongst the family. They know I have been struggling.

None of them like to hear me talking about suicide, but I have told them that I think about it quite often.

I know they would be devastated if I CTB, but at least they are aware of the possibility.

I am fortunate that they are supportive of my recovery.
 
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stellabelle

ethereal
Dec 14, 2018
3,918
But do you really "recover"? Bipolar is an endless cycle, isn't it?
Bipolar to whom?

Are there reasons to be in a "depressive low"?
A reasonable person would feel "low?"

And for the more functional times. Do people get tired of being called "perfect"?
Or attempting to achieve "perfection" which is unattainable?

Could it be low self esteem and "put downs"?

Is it a "conscious decision"?

Are you being "ignored" or "spoken about" instead of spoken to?

Is it an oppressive "game" or is it the truth?
 
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Tsunami_Warning

Member
May 3, 2021
7
In retrospect, since I called my family people have been bugging me all monrning now while I wait for the 24 hour fast to be done for the SN.

I guess that's fair. I have to try to give them a chance to present some new evidence that could convince me to survive, but it's not coming.

The Uni, the local Police Dept. have bothered me but at least they are smart enough to not send a squad car so I can commit suicide-by-officer.
 
layne2001

layne2001

Member
Jan 27, 2021
43
Not exactly but Ive spoken with my actions. A self harmer since I was like 12 or 11, clearly depressed my whole life, sort of attempted at 16 with random pills, my mom didnt tell anyone of the family neither did I. I think my siblings are waiting for me to do it cause its really obvious the state I'm in
 
MeltedJello

MeltedJello

My brain is a liquid mess.
Aug 18, 2021
2,214
Told my mom at 18 that I wanted to die. She then forced me to go the hospital with her & my dad, but we ended up going home since the wait took forever. I just wished they could understand, and accept that suicide is something I've decided on. I'm tired of living this pointless life. I've been pretending to be okay in front of them for a long time now. I'm just waiting for the time that I'll be home alone for a few hours, in order to ctb.
 
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Beeper

Experienced
Sep 28, 2021
227
But do you really "recover"? Bipolar is an endless cycle, isn't it?

You make a good point.

Is it really recovery, or just a temporary remission of symptoms?

From my experience it has been a temporary recovery. Enough time to get my life back together. But things always seem to fall apart again later on.

Maybe it's me, a lax support network, or insufficient medications.

I always seem to think this time will be different. I'll do a better job of managing my health. I'll try and minimize the stress.
 
nameeater

nameeater

the one with many regrets
Nov 21, 2021
105
i've been hospitalised for attempts in the past and was just verbally abused, so i've just kept to myself since then
 
eternalmelancholy

eternalmelancholy

waiting for the bus
Mar 24, 2021
1,169
They told me I was too much of a pussy to commit suicide. This was years ago. Never brought it up again with anyone after that.
 
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