
sad jester
Member
- Jul 29, 2022
- 13
to end this pathetic life of mine. I've been this way for so long that I couldn't even remember when it all started. But what I do know is that time and time again life has shown me who I'm supposed to be.
"I used to think that my life was a tragedy, but now I realize, it's a comedy."
Those words have resonated with me profoundly ever since I heard him say it in the movie. Reflecting on my own life, as depressing as many moments have been, I've come to a point in my life that sometimes I can't help but laugh at the misfortune that I've experienced and continue to experience to this day.
From the horrifying mistakes I've made, to the constant glimpses of hope and rejection, to the realization that these 30 years of life have been a total waste. I can no longer feel what people would call happiness anymore. The smiles and laughter that I exhibit are a mere illusion of what's truly underneath.
I told myself last weekend that it was going to be my last. To be fair it was the closest I had come, but of course at the last second I opened back up the curtains of this terrible life. I've contemplated so many ways, maybe I would slit my throat, or jump from a bridge, or like my latest attempt, I could hang myself from my closet hanger rack.
Every now and then I pull out the unopened bottle of SN that I bought over a year ago and tell myself "one day". I come to this website to read other people's stories when I truly feel at my lowest. It's nice to know that I could be a part of a community like this but at the end of the day, no matter what coping mechanisms I hopelessly find, I know that my exit from this would will undoubtedly be by my own hand.
I just have to find the courage to do it.
"I used to think that my life was a tragedy, but now I realize, it's a comedy."
Those words have resonated with me profoundly ever since I heard him say it in the movie. Reflecting on my own life, as depressing as many moments have been, I've come to a point in my life that sometimes I can't help but laugh at the misfortune that I've experienced and continue to experience to this day.
From the horrifying mistakes I've made, to the constant glimpses of hope and rejection, to the realization that these 30 years of life have been a total waste. I can no longer feel what people would call happiness anymore. The smiles and laughter that I exhibit are a mere illusion of what's truly underneath.
I told myself last weekend that it was going to be my last. To be fair it was the closest I had come, but of course at the last second I opened back up the curtains of this terrible life. I've contemplated so many ways, maybe I would slit my throat, or jump from a bridge, or like my latest attempt, I could hang myself from my closet hanger rack.
Every now and then I pull out the unopened bottle of SN that I bought over a year ago and tell myself "one day". I come to this website to read other people's stories when I truly feel at my lowest. It's nice to know that I could be a part of a community like this but at the end of the day, no matter what coping mechanisms I hopelessly find, I know that my exit from this would will undoubtedly be by my own hand.
I just have to find the courage to do it.