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mayflower
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- Dec 27, 2019
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It's great to be able to talk here but I'd love to be able to tell my bf my plans. Has anyone confided in someone?
I am sorry to hear you went through this, and this is why I haven't told anyone. I have a hard time trusting people with even basic personal information, though, to be honest.i have & they contacted my parents, called the police, tried to get me sent to a mental hospital etc... i know they did it out of love but it just made things worse. :(
I'm sorry to hear that. I dont think people believe we are seriously hurtingMy ex and some cousins. No one gave a single fuck. Made me feel even worse
Although it could have been worse, they could have sectioned me
Seems like no-one had had a good experience with telling anyone. Such a terrible shame for all of usMy partner told his friend of 40 years. I did not go well. I told someone I work with a few days ago. It did not go well... and now many who I work with know, and I have to do damage control.
Yes, some hints. One of them told me to stop being dramatic. The other (just told to two of them) it seems talk to other friends, not sure exactly what she told them but They tried to talk me into going to see a psychologist (it took them at least 4h for them to convince me) , I went once but I just really don't have any strength left. The psychologist gave me the typical "you will hurt the people around you". I didn't go again.
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It does sound like your friends care though. I can see it's difficult. I dont know what I'd do or say if the boot was on the other foot
I'm not telling you to go to another therapist. I have never heard of any reputable person in the field to tell a suicidal patient that they would help others. I was a LCSW-R in my previous life. Saying that is unethical. I would actually report them.Yes, some hints. One of them told me to stop being dramatic. The other (just told to two of them) it seems talk to other friends, not sure exactly what she told them but They tried to talk me into going to see a psychologist (it took them at least 4h for them to convince me) , I went once but I just really don't have any strength left. The psychologist gave me the typical "you will hurt the people around you". I didn't go again.
Well my (abusive) ex visited me in the hospital when I attempted 2 months ago and I told him I was going to do it again. He stopped talking to me because he said I was 'draining him' with the suicide talk, and he can't save me (not that he even tried lol) so he prefers to not know about it. Nice. Wonder if he'd have the same reaction if I was terminally ill with cancer..I'm sorry to hear that. I dont think people believe we are seriously hurting
You're so right. All our friends and so-called family would be all love and care if we had cancer or another physical illness. They seem to think this is a choice.Well my (abusive) ex visited me in the hospital when I attempted 2 months ago and I told him I was going to do it again. He stopped talking to me because he said I was 'draining him' with the suicide talk, and he can't save me (not that he even tried lol) so he prefers to not know about it. Nice. Wonder if he'd have the same reaction if I was terminally ill with cancer..
My cousins know I attempted and I'm still depressed. Still don't give a fuck. I've never been close to them or any of my family, but I couldn't ignore someone in pain.
Oh well, at least me ctb won't hurt anyone. Makes it easier to do, but harder emotionally because I spent my whole life trying to be a good person and this world just chew me up and spit me out
Told my doctor an extremely vague version of it. Back in the summer I mentioned something equally vague to a friend who's a psychologist. This ended up clearly being awkward and I later apologized to him for saying it. He said thanks and we haven't been friends since.
I'm seeing my doctor next week and he may ask. But really what's the point of being honest?
That's absolutely correct, and you're right that there's a fixed set of responses. The thing I blurted out to my former friend was definitely on impulse and not something I'd normally say. Have kept my trap shut since.My read is that there are only a few responses one can reasonably expect from anyone when such topics come up. If you aren't prepared for the consequences, or you are looking for a particular response, one must be quite sure when proceeding. I don't go to a doctor, but I thought he would be obligated to intervene, is that not true? Unless you mean honesty in general.
To know that you did your best to find an alternative?Told my doctor an extremely vague version of it. Back in the summer I mentioned something equally vague to a friend who's a psychologist. This ended up clearly being awkward and I later apologized to him for saying it. He said thanks and we haven't been friends since.
I'm seeing my doctor next week and he may ask. But really what's the point of being honest?
My partner told his friend of 40 years. I did not go well. I told someone I work with a few days ago. It did not go well... and now many who I work with know, and I have to do damage control.
No. They would put me in the hospital. This is the only place I can talk about it.
It's the zeitgeist. Don't ever let yourself be 'bogged down' by people, cut negative people out of your life immediately. I guess this works until one day you need help yourself.My parents know, but they're pretty confident in knowing I don't have a plan, because right now I don't.
I tried telling my best friend and she shut me out of her life immediately because I was "toxic". Some friend.