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peaches
Student
- Oct 19, 2022
- 115
Hi,
I'm curious if anyone else has these thoughts.
If I look back on my entire life, and I was given the choice to live all of it, or to have never been alive, I would choose to never have been alive.
This thought occurred to me the first time at age 17, then at 25, then at 30, and then often for the rest of my life.
I keep wanting to leave this life because it seems crazy to me to constantly wish I had never been here and then stick around.
It's not a question of circumstances. I've had some decent circumstances and I have had very unfortunate circumstances. But more than that, there is something about the way I am wired plus my upbringing that has led me to never feel that I belong here. It's as though I'm some cosmic error and I have always felt extremely different and alone with a level of unsurvivable despair.
I am an incredible actor. If someone looked at the surface of my life and my current circumstances, they would think I'm extremely fortunate. But they have no idea what it's like to be me. And I know, they would never trade what appears so fortunate to have to wake up one day and feel what it's like to be me.
I'm curious if anyone else has these thoughts.
If I look back on my entire life, and I was given the choice to live all of it, or to have never been alive, I would choose to never have been alive.
This thought occurred to me the first time at age 17, then at 25, then at 30, and then often for the rest of my life.
I keep wanting to leave this life because it seems crazy to me to constantly wish I had never been here and then stick around.
It's not a question of circumstances. I've had some decent circumstances and I have had very unfortunate circumstances. But more than that, there is something about the way I am wired plus my upbringing that has led me to never feel that I belong here. It's as though I'm some cosmic error and I have always felt extremely different and alone with a level of unsurvivable despair.
I am an incredible actor. If someone looked at the surface of my life and my current circumstances, they would think I'm extremely fortunate. But they have no idea what it's like to be me. And I know, they would never trade what appears so fortunate to have to wake up one day and feel what it's like to be me.