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What would need to change or happen in your life in order to feel better and want to live?
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I'm sorry for your painFor me, there would be absolutely nothing that would ever make me want to live. No matter what happened, I know I would still be suicidal. I want nothing to do with life, I am not meant for this world. For me the problem is life itself, life is just suffering. I want to be at peace, all I want is to sleep forever.
My old life back.
1. I never tried to answer dangerous questions like: Is there a purpose of life? Is living "the American dream" the best way to go? Is God or an afterlife real?What would need to change or happen in your life in order to feel better and want to live?
That is quite the weight to bear, I'm sorry for your situation with your mother and hope it improvesA lottery win, enough to retire. I don't hate my job but I feel like I just need more time to devote to getting better, and to doing the things that truly bring me joy. I would also be able to afford to put my mother in a good psychiatric hospital/group home, which would be a huge weight off my mind. (She has schizophrenia which is currently completely unmanaged.)