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died a long time ago
- Aug 13, 2023
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I feel like there is absolutely nothing that could happen that would make me want to live. Do most suicidal people feel this way?
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I am glad you've found that :) I am always nervous I would still CTB even if I had pets.My rats. I haven't had them for that long and unfortunately one has already died, but I couldn't do CTB while they are there. Apart from that, I also generally think that pets can give you exactly the love that no one else could give you.
I am glad you've found that :) I am always nervous I would still CTB even if I had pets.
Is your name Willard?My rats. I haven't had them for that long and unfortunately one has already died, but I couldn't do CTB while they are there. Apart from that, I also generally think that pets can give you exactly the love that no one else could give you.
A loving family, friends, a partner who really loved and cared for me, a pet, and kind of love in my life. But clearly that's not going to happen, and I don't want to wait around to see if anything changes.I feel like there is absolutely nothing that could happen that would make me want to live. Do most suicidal people feel this way?
I don't think domesticated rats would survive out in the forest :( but maybeI don't know my "purchase decision" was actually quite spontaneous, but in retrospect it was one of the best decisions I could have made. If you're thinking about it, maybe try it with smaller animals like rats first. Of course not nice, but in an emergency you could still put them out in the forest (or something similar).
I agree. I just lost someone that I thought I could talk to about it and it makes it so much worse. :( *virtual hugs*No. I would like to live for my loved ones but I just can't. It's too much pain and the fact that I can't speak to anyone anyway is something that pills won't be able to fix. Nothing can fix my illness.