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thatonegirl

thatonegirl

Semi-Hopeless Optimist
Jan 24, 2026
39
I think I'd probably still be suicidal, but my day-to-day would certainly be less unbearable
 
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NonEssential

NonEssential

Hanging in there
Jan 15, 2025
567
Perhaps being able afford to get a driver's license, a car, my own place, a gym membership, lessen stress overall etc, that all would help with wanting to live. Too bad I'm too dumb, lazy and anxiety ridden to get close to any of that.
 
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Tormented Soul

Tormented Soul

Member
Dec 6, 2025
16
Not able to safely work but also not considered legally disabled to receive assistance, one of the lowest and sometimes longest lasting forms of poverty someone in a developed country can experience. Survival basics end up happening through the mercy of sympathetic folks around you and if you can't get your story out to be heard by someone who can help you just do without up to and including death in some cases. So yeah, it can become a more legitimate of a reason once you realize that death or prison are the only other guaranteed ways out. I look back on what it was like to try to get by on a somewhat equal playing field fondly, despite how sketchy it already is and was, and envy the legally disabled folks like the OP who can at least get the $1100.
the 1100 def helps me, but id rather not hav the broken neck, chemical illnesses, anemia, heart disease, chronic pain/insomnia/fatigue, ulcers and more and be able to work a little bit.! my illnesses/injuries cost me so much money i can never pay my bills and always behind/things getting shut off, which my many of my conditions even worse. health is everything imo! id rather hav that then a billion dollars. i wish could let some of people on here hav my body for a week, then give them thier reg bodies back, it may help some see they arent so bad and it could be so much worse. i dont know, it all just sucks ;(
 
Untoten_

Untoten_

Will be CTBing this year.
Jan 29, 2026
96
Yea, because why not? You know. That's it. Life doesn't want me, so I don't want it, my last reason for "locking in" left me on the 19th of January, I now have no direction and purpose. So why not just cbt, which is in give or take 3-4 months, just so I can get my stuff in order (and find the source for that SN).

I'm not sad, I'm not depressed, I'm just accepting that I will most likely never see the end of summer of 2026.
 
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singingcrow

singingcrow

Student
Jul 7, 2024
110
no but having money would be nice. travel the world before i die
 
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MaxStirner

MaxStirner

My life is my property.
Jan 27, 2026
18
It is the reason for me. I have been discriminated against in just about every way for being poor. There's no accessibility in my part of the U.S. for lower income folks. No infrastructure. Just shame.
 
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