merebaisdead
Student
- Mar 19, 2023
- 21
After years of skirmishing between life and death, I've finally decided to commit to one. This decision hasn't been easy for me, just last year I was in recovery and unfortunately, I found the will to live again. Looking back, my recovery was really just delaying the inevitable. My decision then had set me up for even a harder and steeper decline; which I'm facing the repercussions of now. However, in that recession, I found closure.
I gave it a decent shot, and just knowing that life has given up on me means that I can finally leave without any guilt or regret. Don't get me wrong, I still want to get better, but what can you do when the odds of that happening are second to none? Clutching on that probability has made me feel even worse; in my deepest depression, I sat there, alone in my room at 3 am with nothing but hope to keep me company. And what did that do? Nothing. With that gone, I can finally let go and be at peace.
This has taught me the significance of haste in decision. It's no use alternating between two choices and never committing to one, is it?
I have found my method and perfected it, I'm just waiting for the time to come... <3
I gave it a decent shot, and just knowing that life has given up on me means that I can finally leave without any guilt or regret. Don't get me wrong, I still want to get better, but what can you do when the odds of that happening are second to none? Clutching on that probability has made me feel even worse; in my deepest depression, I sat there, alone in my room at 3 am with nothing but hope to keep me company. And what did that do? Nothing. With that gone, I can finally let go and be at peace.
This has taught me the significance of haste in decision. It's no use alternating between two choices and never committing to one, is it?
I have found my method and perfected it, I'm just waiting for the time to come... <3
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