
ctbsurvivor<3
Audhd Chronic Pain Robot
- Feb 28, 2023
- 9
Howdy folks, I'm not here to proselytize or guilt anybody, but I just wanted to offer some information and make some suggestions to those planning to CTB who are leaving people behind who will feel their absence.
I lost a friend to what felt to me like a very premature bus ride back in 2017 and want to help soften the blow to the loved ones of those who are determined to CTB.
1. If your plans involve going somewhere no one is likely to find you within an hour of the act, PLEASE plan a way to inform loved ones of your body's location after the fact. If you're worried about potential intervention, try scheduling an email with your location to be sent like an hour out. The worst and most distressing part of dealing with my friend's suicide was the approx. 3 hour span after we found her note but before we found her body or knew whether or not she was alive. Do people a favor and don't leave them uncertain. However you do it, plan to have your body found as quickly as is reasonable.
2. If you're willing and able, please write something out regarding what was or was not part of your reasoning for going. Don't leave people you care about feeling responsible (but don't feel obligated to pull your punches if a lesson needs to be taught; I honestly wish my friend had called out her dad in her note because he was greatly responsible for her premature departure). Consider any last things you might wanna say to people (in note form if you're worried about people getting suspicious) because it's very literally your last chance.
Anyway, I hope y'all will consider my advice. Be safe, be smart, be responsible, and try to stay off the bus as long as possible.
I lost a friend to what felt to me like a very premature bus ride back in 2017 and want to help soften the blow to the loved ones of those who are determined to CTB.
1. If your plans involve going somewhere no one is likely to find you within an hour of the act, PLEASE plan a way to inform loved ones of your body's location after the fact. If you're worried about potential intervention, try scheduling an email with your location to be sent like an hour out. The worst and most distressing part of dealing with my friend's suicide was the approx. 3 hour span after we found her note but before we found her body or knew whether or not she was alive. Do people a favor and don't leave them uncertain. However you do it, plan to have your body found as quickly as is reasonable.
2. If you're willing and able, please write something out regarding what was or was not part of your reasoning for going. Don't leave people you care about feeling responsible (but don't feel obligated to pull your punches if a lesson needs to be taught; I honestly wish my friend had called out her dad in her note because he was greatly responsible for her premature departure). Consider any last things you might wanna say to people (in note form if you're worried about people getting suspicious) because it's very literally your last chance.
Anyway, I hope y'all will consider my advice. Be safe, be smart, be responsible, and try to stay off the bus as long as possible.