lwlaiet8887
Embodiment of failure/Doom poster/Compassionate
- Sep 14, 2023
- 288
How can I use my death in a way to support my mother? I'm thinking of making a goodfund me or and some public post about suicide awareness. I really love my mother she's the most amazing person you'll ever meet I just know I can't do any more for her. I have crippling depression, an ill/fragile body, dysmorphia (not really it's literal), PTSD, recently survived a CTB attempt, put myself through physical hell to no avail, been treated like shit most of my life. My dreams for life are just crushed and I'm in a lot of pain. If I know my mother is taken care of I know I can make some kind of impactful change in the world. Fortunately she has a lot of support from a friend and my siblings but she's getting older and is working a tough job. Even after all of my negativity and vitriol she's supported me and understand my pain with no loss of love on her part.
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I'm so sorry for anything negative I ever said said about you, you're truly innocent and never deserved it. I understand all of the hardship you've had in your life trying to find your way and not coming from the best of circumstance. You have always treated me amazing and have gone out of your way to keep me happy. You have a great sense of humour, are highly emotionally intelligent, have a beautiful innocent soul, are hard working and independent, have given me lots of wonderful experiences, are a great friend too many, a pleasant demeanour and care for all. I hope you find peace in your old age and come closer with the family and that you and X keep your happy productive friendship. I wish I could've been a better son to you in many ways."
I'm not able to CTB any time soon and am trying to fix myself up so her last memories of aren't me in pain but it's hard. It might sound a bit odd but there's some context I can't disclaim and I think it's the best I can do in my last days.
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I'm so sorry for anything negative I ever said said about you, you're truly innocent and never deserved it. I understand all of the hardship you've had in your life trying to find your way and not coming from the best of circumstance. You have always treated me amazing and have gone out of your way to keep me happy. You have a great sense of humour, are highly emotionally intelligent, have a beautiful innocent soul, are hard working and independent, have given me lots of wonderful experiences, are a great friend too many, a pleasant demeanour and care for all. I hope you find peace in your old age and come closer with the family and that you and X keep your happy productive friendship. I wish I could've been a better son to you in many ways."
I'm not able to CTB any time soon and am trying to fix myself up so her last memories of aren't me in pain but it's hard. It might sound a bit odd but there's some context I can't disclaim and I think it's the best I can do in my last days.
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