Over the past year, increased regulatory pressure in multiple regions like UK OFCOM and Australia's eSafety has led to higher operational costs, including infrastructure, security, and the need to work with more specialized service providers to keep the site online and stable.
If you value the community and would like to help support its continued operation, donations are greatly appreciated. If you wish to donate via Bank Transfer or other options, please open a ticket.
Donate via cryptocurrency:
Bitcoin (BTC):
Ethereum (ETH):
Monero (XMR):
Have you told your friends/partner about your suicidal ideation? And if so, how did that conversation go? Do you regret it?
Thread starterAlready_dead
Start date
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Sometimes I want to be more open with my friends about my feelings to ctb, but I have a feeling that once I do I'm only gonna regret it. I have a feeling that their whole perception of me would change- and while it might be more accurate- that's not exactly the perception I want them to have of me.
Reactions:
Praestat_Mori, cemeteryismyhome and Canri
Friends? I had one, didn't tell her but she found out after I landed in the pysch ward- haven't seen her since.
Partner? I asked the man to stop killing me slowly and just put me out of my misery, he laughed and refused.
If I had it my way, no one would know - I regret every conversation I've had about my mental health, I just get labeled as crazy
Discuss it with the people here as much as you can. The problem with discussing it with the people in your personal life is that you never know when it can come back to bite you. Stay anonymous and stay safe. The day you can actually be happy is always a possibility. But don't make it harder on yourself
I did open up to certain woman. I took that risk...for my surprise, she told me she has been suicidal all her life and had many trips to mental hospital. SHe will keep it private.
I havent told my irl friends because we havent been friends long enough for me to trust them about it yet, but my online bsf knows. I've been pretty open abt it ever since I met him, since he was also highly suicidal when we met. I dont know. Sometimes we still talk abt it, but he's gotten better and has will to live now so he just encourages me to keep livng. Which is honestly okay I suppose, I mean, who would want their best friend dead, right...
I don't regret it because I want to prepare them psychologically. Besides, you might think it's crazy, the typical thing of seeking affection or attention, but in reality, my idea has always been to prepare them. I've even done it unconsciously, no matter how much I intend to, I don't know, generate pity? No, my idea is to prepare them and, if it happens, to make them understand that it was an inevitable event.
Yeah, all my close friends know, they know because they are all mentally ill and have been suicidal at some point. There was also a time in my life where I was openly suicidal because it was the constantly on my mind and I was obsessed with it. That was before I got on SS I believe. It was also because the group I was in at the time seemed more or less chill about it. Some ppl other than me talked about it before. Ppl were concerned but nobody pulled the "it gets better" card.
my close friends almost all know and i've gotten a surprising amount of support from them. i don't regret telling them at all—i think it let me share a part of myself with them and opened up conversations that i think are important. several of my friends ended up telling me they're also suicidal, or depressed, or they self harm, and that's let us become closer and understand each-other better. i've gotten some mixed and some misguided support, but its support nonetheless.
overall my rule of thumb is, i think it's worth sharing if you think the people you're sharing with will understand, but you should only do that after you've become close enough to share that kind of stuff comfortably. a lot of this is unfortunately very vibes based though, so take that how you wish.
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.