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- Apr 19, 2018
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im 55 years old and want to end my life every want to ctb real bad. I just feel this life thing isn't for me and its constantly draining to have to deal with any of this everyday. hopeing to end it soon
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hi y'all. i'm alice. i appreciate everyone being here. it is comforting to have this community of like minds, despite the nature of our reasons for being here. i've had depressive slumps my entire life, often for years at a time. my parents say i should get help and then i do and i improve a little but maintaining any contentedness never holds up. i don't really care about anything and don't like to try too hard at anything. i am most content when i can sit and read for long periods and not be bothered. i feel misunderstood by people a lot. i'm an HSP (highly sensitive person). at present, going through a period of realizing how i've been damaged by my narcissistic father and enabler mother and i am filled with hate for them. they think they "spoiled" me and that is why i was alcoholic most my life. it is actually more complicated than that. they gave me material stuff but when i started becoming a teenager with my own thoughts and opinions my dad would fly into rages if i didn't do something perfectly like making the coffee too strong or not cleaning the faucet or a dish to be literally spotless. i have learned a lot of self doubt. everything turned dark in my life during those teenage years, with periods of "happiness" in my 20s and 30s from travel or relationships or from drinking (although drinking led to total misery eventually). even writing this post i am tempted to delete it because it is flawed and i will see it as somehow embarrassing or not exactly the right representation of me.
Yeah, I definitely wouldn't be surprised. Thankfully, that is one point in my favor. My dad has a lot of problems, but narcissism isn't one.i have a feeling narcissistic parents make a lot of appearances in our stories here
Goddamn, you lived through the worst LGBT nightmare scenario. I'm so sorry you had to go through all of that bullshit.l I wouldn't have survived it. My parents were raised Southern Baptist as well. They were raised in rural TN and moved to FL. Thankfully, they aren't huge churchgoers, but I know my dad and my extended family would not respond well at all if I told him I find other women attractive. My mom's response wouldn't be positive either, but she would eventually get over it. All in all, the response I fear isn't really that bad, considering. But even the odds of facing such minor reprisals stops me in my tracks when I think about telling the truth. Props to you for being brave enough to come out. If you don't mind me asking, do you think it was worth it? Would you take it back, or have you closed the door to that chapter of your life?
My preferred method is also gunshot to the head, and I have had substance problems too. Alcohol is the monkey on my back. Never had the chance to try harder drugs than pot.
i see you mention alcoholism as a monkey on your back. me too. i have found AA to be kind of weird—like just another vehicle to apply fanaticism / addictive tendencies to. how do you feel about AA?Yeah, I definitely wouldn't be surprised. Thankfully, that is one point in my favor. My dad has a lot of problems, but narcissism isn't one.
I'm an atheist, so I figured I would have a real hard time with it. I can barely hold my tongue at family-get-togethers, so I probably wouldn't keep it together at AA. Hell, sitting through the meetings would probably drive me to drink. Feeling isolated isn't conducive to recovery, and taking about religion heavily only cements that feeling for me. I'm still only "out" (of the atheist closet so to speak) to my immediate family, and I hid it from them for over a year.i see you mention alcoholism as a monkey on your back. me too. i have found AA to be kind of weird—like just another vehicle to apply fanaticism / addictive tendencies to. how do you feel about AA?
Props to you for being brave enough to come out. If you don't mind me asking, do you think it was worth it? Would you take it back, or have you closed the door to that chapter of your life?
Hi! I'm 18, female and I live in the UK. I've been suicidal since I was 11 after something traumatic happened. My first suicide attempt was when I was 13 - I was stupid and swallowed a bunch of painkillers and ended up in hospital for a few days puking my guts out. I don't think I was serious about dying back then, being young and still having hope that things will get better. But years have passed, everything has gotten much worse. Eating disorders, depression, anxiety etc. Some people recover and some don't. I'm sick of living.
Anyway, I've decided to end it in the next couple of days. My method will be carbon monoxide, using formic acid and sulphuric acid. I wish I found this forum a bit earlier, I would have loved to chat to the people here, even though I suck at socialising :p
You're also gay? It's comforting to know there are other suicidal lesbians out there lol.
Actually, I didn't intend to come out to them EVER, I knew they were homophobic--two and three times a week church goers to boot--and to be honest I didn't want to stay with them any longer than I had to but at the time I needed them and I didn't think they could be so brutal tbh. But it was my cunt sister who revealed my then girlfriend to them and it all spiraled out of control from there.
That said, of course I would absolutely change things if I could go back. I'd be more careful, make sure they never found out and better prepare to get out of their house quicker. But it's all over and in the past and they've disowned me and I don't have to ever see them or pretend I love them so it worked out I guess, but I have more scars than I would like after everything and I know if it was in my control I could have executed everything more tactfully and saved myself some of the torture.
Suffice to say, I've closed the door on that chapter, and I'm lucky to be a couple chapters beyond it because things are much better now--though still fucking shitty--than they were in those following couple of years. I can't get over this feeling of being broken and unclean from it all though, and I doubt I ever really will.
Do you have any siblings? Are you out to any of your friends or anyone?
I can't imagine breaking off from family to the extent that you did, though homophobia is more mild in my family than it sounds like it is for yours. The adage, "Whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger", isn't something I believe, but you seem like a strong person to have gotten through all that.
A horse, that is so cool. How old is she? Maybe you could stay around until she passes away. That is my plan, anyways, but I have a dog.Hey. Kinda new here, but I wont be around for long anyways.
I'm 19 & from the UK, been depressed & self harming for 5yrs, suicidal for 3. Attempted when I was 16- tried overdosing but as you can tell that failed. Stupidly attached to my horse; she's pretty much the only reason why I'm not dead yet. There's really not much to know though? Just your typical suicidal person; a little lonely, a little broken, but a 100% ready to die.
Found this site & honestly, its just amazing. I mean, not amazing that everyone wants to die lol, but amazing because I feel like I don't have to pretend to be something I'm not.
I didn't know horses lived that much. I think I am used to the lifespan of dogs and cats, which is considerably shorter.Hey.
She's 19. So in theory, she's got another 10 years if I'm lucky? I just don't want to watch her die. It kills me even thinking about it.
i can relate. my cat is the beautiful energy that keeps me here. i couldn't leave her. she is precious.Hey. Kinda new here, but I wont be around for long anyways.
I'm 19 & from the UK, been depressed & self harming for 5yrs, suicidal for 3. Attempted when I was 16- tried overdosing but as you can tell that failed. Stupidly attached to my horse; she's pretty much the only reason why I'm not dead yet. There's really not much to know though? Just your typical suicidal person; a little lonely, a little broken, but a 100% ready to die.
Found this site & honestly, its just amazing. I mean, not amazing that everyone wants to die lol, but amazing because I feel like I don't have to pretend to be something I'm not.
i'm so sorry about your condition. i can relate to the lethargy and concern for those who care about you. i've found this a liberating place where you can talk about your feelings and not be judged or criticized and hope you find the same here.24, F. Bipolar narcoleptic. Both conditions are highly degenerative, and my cognition is atrophying now in a very painful fashion. I've seen what happens to people like me, and the realization that I'm losing my mind is a bitter pill (no pun intended, ha) to swallow. I'm in physical pain and lethargy throughout the day, and at night I'm tortured in my sleep by my REM cycles. I'm talking nightmares with physical, visceral pain, and other things that are so outrageously disturbing and shameful that they sometimes make me weep when I wake up. It's inescapable, and not even top-line treatments can put a dent in it.
I've had all the medication classes, as well as top-tier treatments (ECT, Ketamine, Xyrem)...everything. Ket infusions helped manage for a while, until I realized they were only making me manic, and that my feelings of improvement were really just me being high for weeks at a time.
I wouldn't wish either of these diseases on anybody. Either one is hard enough to try and live with, and together they're insatiable in what they will destroy.
My only regret in leaving is what it's going to do to those who love me. But I think it's more responsible to cut out cleanly and early (while I still have enough control over my faculties to do so) than delay it any longer while giving false hope to those who care about me. There's no cure for either of these diseases. I can't and won't delude myself.
Sorry if this was ranty, I'm just so exhausted. In every way a person can be.
Thank you, that's very kind <3 I definitely appreciate having this space to be loud about my pain if need-be. I love my family so much, and they're as empathetic as they can be, but at the end of the day there's just no way they (or anyone else for that matter) will ever grasp what these conditions do my psyche. In so many ways I lead a very blessed life, and that makes it so much harder to reconcile the strife and the pain. But I suppose everybody here's got a story, right?i'm so sorry about your condition. i can relate to the lethargy and concern for those who care about you. i've found this a liberating place where you can talk about your feelings and not be judged or criticized and hope you find the same here.
24, F. Bipolar narcoleptic. Both conditions are highly degenerative, and my cognition is atrophying now in a very painful fashion. I've seen what happens to people like me, and the realization that I'm losing my mind is a bitter pill (no pun intended, ha) to swallow. I'm in physical pain and lethargy throughout the day, and at night I'm tortured in my sleep by my REM cycles. I'm talking nightmares with physical, visceral pain, and other things that are so outrageously disturbing and shameful that they sometimes make me weep when I wake up. It's inescapable, and not even top-line treatments can put a dent in it.
I've had all the medication classes, as well as top-tier treatments (ECT, Ketamine, Xyrem)...everything. Ket infusions helped manage for a while, until I realized they were only making me manic, and that my feelings of improvement were really just me being high for weeks at a time.
I wouldn't wish either of these diseases on anybody. Either one is hard enough to try and live with, and together they're insatiable in what they will destroy.
My only regret in leaving is what it's going to do to those who love me. But I think it's more responsible to cut out cleanly and early (while I still have enough control over my faculties to do so) than delay it any longer while giving false hope to those who care about me. There's no cure for either of these diseases. I can't and won't delude myself.
Sorry if this was ranty, I'm just so exhausted. In every way a person can be.
I'm sorry to hear that you are where you are as well. I know the "it will get better" mantras and platitudes like the back of my hand; I think people are really reluctant to let go of them when faced with a reality that can't be Disney-fied, as it were. Which I totally understand. And who knows? What's unbearable for one person is so easily surmounted by another, and vice versa.Hi SleepItOff, my reason for wanting self-deliverance is chronic illness as well, so I can commiserate. I've been seriously disabled since age 23 (over 10 years now) and pretty much have no external life. Most of my time is spent lying in bed or reading. Not very fun. :)
I've kept going all this time with the hopes that things would improve, but I'm almost out of hope. I understand your concern about the impact it would have on those who love you. I still have family and friends who care about me, and I can't imagine what it would be like for them (just as they can't imagine what it feels like to be in my situation). But I've decided that living just for other people isn't a good enough reason to live.
Welcome to the site! I would say we're happy to have you here, buuuut...you know, haha ;)35/m from the eastern US. I'm just a general dumpster fire. I'm addicted to my job which consumes my soul but the only way to feel alive is to work more. Eating disorders, body dysmorphia, probably PTSD of some flavor, filling voids with booze and sex with women who are just like me; train wrecks....all hidden by a highly functional, attractive, respected and intelligent (so I'm told) shell. My job thrives on dark humor so I'm able to express my issues yet no one ever becomes suspicious. It's great.
Attempted at 12, failed. Learned the system and have been beating it ever since but always have it in my back pocket.