I agree. I was suicidal every day for 3 years, completely hopeless and I had lost everything and had nothing to do but volunteer and do group therapy until I put in some effort to do what I knew I needed to do. I remeber a psychiatrist telling my father that I was a chronic suicide risk... I vividly remember her saying "if he stubs his toe he's gonna think of killing himself." I remember the anger I felt when she said that to my dad while I was in the room - she didn't know me! She'd visit me two days a week when I was involuntarily hospitalized in 2019 after a failed attempt.
About a year later, I started to get better and got my career back over the past 2y, then lost it ALL again, failing at the following two jobs. I'm back to feeling suicidal again every day.
Today I dropped a glass bottle that landed on my toe. It hurt but I immediately went to the ctb thoughts. I've broken bones before playing soccer and racing sport bikes but didn't think of killing myself! A few hours later I clogged the toilet (again) and the plunger tore so I had to get another one. I have no income, I'm staying with my elderly parents who are happy to do nothing but play cards or do crosswords and talk about the weather... Nothing in common. Bored out of my tree. When I went to put my shoes on to go and buy a new plunger I felt my toe swollen up in my site. Little things like that make me want to die, NOW! I'm sure it's a culmination of how life has been so intolerable every day for a few months that's causing me to feel like everything is too much. I wasn't coping and I was suicidal before I hurt my toe, so it makes sense that minor inconveniences get blown out of proportion.