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nitritegirl

nitritegirl

anguish.
Jun 26, 2025
45
something that i really think about is how people would react to my death. while most people would immediately think of their family reactions, i mostly imagine what the people i've met online, and the communities i've been a part of, would react, as that's always been and still is a big part of my life.

the only friends i have currently are online discord friends. we've has a small group dm together for quite a while. and while we've never met in person (we did/do have plans), i do feel that they truly care about me. we've spent a lot of time together and they would really miss me as a part of the group.

now on online communities, this is one that i think a lot about because i did have quite a stay on a few communities, and honestly had an impact on some of them. i don't want to give too many details in fear of someone discovering who i am, but i was a moderator of a particular online game for almost two years, where i helped approve levels by others, among other things. in that time i was pretty active in the game's discord server and became a recognizable name there. i became friends with many members of the community, some of which still ocasionally talk with me. there is also another online community i am a part of where i've been a recognizable username for a while, and where i've done a lot of "work" that has been recognized. (i do feel sorry for the vagueness, but if i give too many details someone could really identify me). both these communities have been a part of me for multiple years.

in these two communities I truly feel that some people would miss me. i say this because i've seen members of these communities die — sometimes by suicide, too — and the community is left in mourning. in one case, dozens of people shared their condolences to a well-respected user who had committed suicide, and people grouped themselves to help complete the "work" he had left incomplete. and most notably, a few members even went to his funeral.

all this makes me think what would happen when i die. how people would react. how it would be announced (i still don't know if i would announce it myself beforehand or by scheduled message, or if someone else would have to do it — i don't really like the idea of just disappearing though). and how the community as a whole would react. paying their condolences, or remembering the things i did for the community. maybe they would do some kind of tribute.

i guess this is a very distinct feeling that i get as someone who has achieved some kind of "status" in these niche, but dedicated online communities, which is not particularly common.
 
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25dRvS9Ka

25dRvS9Ka

Mel
Jun 11, 2025
86
Every action is an exchange of good and bad results. Communicating your decision is possibly a "bitter" gift about your real situation to those who care, but it is still a gift. If I were your friend, I would like to know what happened to you. I believe that death is your right. As much as it hurts, I would respect this decision without neglecting my care and concern for you 😕

This is because life has enabled me to see that those who seek a way out deserve the right and need respect. If you say that you will take the bus, many reactions will occur, but there will still be those who, even though they are resentful, prefer to hear the truth ❤️

Se você quiser conversar...
 
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belowaveragefish

belowaveragefish

YonKaGor Enjoyer
Jan 10, 2025
42
If you're truly worried, then you aren't ready.

True desire and drive to CTB comes from not caring about anyone else.
 
nitritegirl

nitritegirl

anguish.
Jun 26, 2025
45
If you're truly worried, then you aren't ready.

True desire and drive to CTB comes from not caring about anyone else.
no, I am not ready at the moment. I am not decided in CTB at the moment. However it is a thought that has been in my mind for a long, long time, that never go away. for a long time I've been even researching suicide methods and I joined this forum because i was seriously contemplating CTB. to be fair, i do have urges of CTB that are more intense some days, while in other days it might be slightly more tolerable. but it is true. I still care for what others would think, incluing my mother and my sister. it's not their fault after all. it's all caused by my dysphoria.

the thing is: how much can I still tolerate living in this world because of others, when i literally hate how i was born, how i lived my entire life, my body, literally my essence. i've been trying for quite a while without much success and i don't really see hope for the future. so yeah, i don't know exactly what i want at the moment. but the idea of ctb is something that doesn't leave my mind.
 
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Pluto

Cat Extremist
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Vlad Tepes

Vlad Tepes

Experienced
Jun 24, 2025
265
I can relate to my only friends being people on discord. I do sometimes wonder how they would react, but my guess is that none of them are gonna realize I committed suicide. I think they're all going to just believe that I'm busy or whatever and that's why I'm not online. Anyhow, I'm not sure how they'd even find out that I've killed myself (for what it's worth I also live in a country where the press is super tightly restricted as to what they're allowed to publish of personal details, especially in suicide cases). And in any case I definitely don't want to tell my online friends that I'm planning to kill myself or whatever, since it would be way less painful for them to believe that I've just decided to take a break from discord or something than to know the truth.
 
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Mocha

Mocha

(Matcha)
Mar 17, 2025
49
i don't really like the idea of just disappearing though
Why not? I feel like with the anonymity aspect of online communion allows for you to just leave without a word. Whenever I'm ready to go, I'll just leave. They may believe I just became really busy one day and actually made something of myself.

In other scenarios, it'd be shitty to ghost people. But in this case I think it's easier to leave them wondering for a bit and hopefully forget about my existence entirely over time then to announce that I'm going suicide and leave behind grief. Of course, feelings on this will vary based on how far in you are to these communities. I keep a balance between my online and real life so much that I think the friends I have online would be able to forget rather quick as they get absorbed into the other chaos of daily existence. Others might lean more into those online communities with people who do the same and yeah then it gets a lot more personal and they might want to know
 
mlb

mlb

close your eyes and you'll leave this dream
Jul 14, 2025
151
now on online communities, this is one that i think a lot about because i did have quite a stay on a few communities, and honestly had an impact on some of them. i don't want to give too many details in fear of someone discovering who i am, but i was a moderator of a particular online game for almost two years, where i helped approve levels by others, among other things. in that time i was pretty active in the game's discord server and became a recognizable name there. i became friends with many members of the community, some of which still ocasionally talk with me. there is also another online community i am a part of where i've been a recognizable username for a while, and where i've done a lot of "work" that has been recognized. (i do feel sorry for the vagueness, but if i give too many details someone could really identify me). both these communities have been a part of me for multiple years.
i'm sure you've been in the communities for quite a while, sounds so fun. i also used to be a very active member in a game's discord and made an impact and became a regular, and over the years just stopped attending. at the time some of the most active members also left the community and if anything - their legacy is still remembered by many. lots of people will still reference you, use emojis or share stories that you made. and even after some time passes, you can be assured that people will think of you because i think of others that aren't in the community anymore sometimes, and i haven't even posted there for a year
 
TAW122

TAW122

Emissary of the right to die.
Aug 30, 2018
7,403
I'm sure some online communities may react negatively or even with sorrow, but I definitely would be insulted (not that I would have the capacity to - but speaking as if I were sentient somehow, just playing Devil's advocate) and offended if people gave the usual CTB prevention and how CTB is the result of mental illness or some irrational thought, which is perhaps the likely reaction by most people.

Personally, if I had the ability to choose and prefer, I would rather see people respond and treat CTB as a personal, ultimate bodily-autonomy choice that an individual can make and that it takes immense courage to override one's most powerful biological instinct (self-preservation, aka survival instinct) in order to attempt let alone succeed.
 

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