I'm already suicidal again..
It's really hard to find a method again now that my family won't give me any space or privacy really since my attempt. I don't know when I'll get my next chance, if at all.
They took away some of the stuff I needed for my hanging attempt, too. Like my ladder. And added locks to the doors downstairs where they kept that stuff anyways. So I can't even hang..
I'm going to just use the excuse that I'm going for a walk tomorrow and use that time to see if I have it in me to jump. I have a bridge picked out already. I hope I can do it. I don't want to keep living.
It's been a while since I visited this site regularly, and just today I come back after about 4 months and find your post.
I can relate with you, not even just the abuse or the need to CTB. Instead, how this post went from "Everything's fucked" to "I'll be alright" and back to square one so quickly. I was diagnosed with BPD, MDD and PTSD about 4 years ago, and learning to keep up with these swings has been a wild ride to say the least. It sucks, but you can eventually learn to ride it better, and this comes from someone who's still in the thick of DBT, medication, and everything.
What you mentioned in your post-hospitalization comment is basically what keeps me going. Remembering how nice people can be and what they can do for others despite their own struggles is something strong to connect to. Trying to do the same, seeing yourself in the same light as you saw the people that visited you or sat with you during group therapy can be huge.
Since you mentioned it, I'd like to suggest you look into therapists specialized in DBT and try it again. It really does make a world of difference. I know it can work for you because it did for me, and reading you feels like reading myself, even today. It might suck to read this, but you do need to push through it a lot of the time. Still, it's definitely worth it. I know I've had a ton of thoughts about dropping out, but I'm glad I haven't.
And if everything goes to hell again, a mindset that's helped me is: "The more violent or sudden my impulses are, the more I should take a couple days to process it". You'll find it's often enough to cool down and set your sights on something that can help.
I hope you get to read this, and also that you're feeling a bit better and that the wave of emotions has settled at least a bit. Holler if you need to talk, sometimes venting can be a ton of help.
And remember, you're not your thoughts and emotions. Try seeing them as external stuff that comes to you: worst case scenario, you learn a lot about how your mind works.