mimiopo22
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- Dec 4, 2020
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Parents commit suicide after a child dies?
Life_and_Death
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- Jul 1, 2020
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im not exactly sure what youre asking about but i think @Sinkinshyp might be someone you can talk to about this
I know some parents whose children died but they haven't CTB.
Instead, they live a really sad and soulless life because they lost the most precious thing to them.
Instead, they live a really sad and soulless life because they lost the most precious thing to them.
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mimiopo22
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- Dec 4, 2020
- 380
i live a life without soulness
I’m not sure. I wonder what the statistic for it is as well. I worry if I ctb so will my parents..
Yeah and I don't even believe in souls but I like the metaphoric "soulless" term lol
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sadworld
existence is a nightmare
- Aug 25, 2020
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Mhh, is there a statistic to it? It's quite an interesting question tbh.
yive
life is evil
- Nov 6, 2020
- 653
tbh, i don't care what happens to my parents after my suicide.
in any case, death is inevitable for everyone
in any case, death is inevitable for everyone
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mimiopo22
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MizzShadows
in a dark place
- Nov 26, 2020
- 654
My mother did threaten to if I do it. I'm more worried it'll bring on a stroke since they are elderly.
My death is going to hurt them so bad.
My death is going to hurt them so bad.
mimiopo22
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- Dec 4, 2020
- 380
how old are they? my mother told me I was going to be the cause of their divorce.
KleinerWolf
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- Apr 30, 2020
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This is definitely one of those
“ elephant in the room” questions.
“ elephant in the room” questions.
MizzShadows
in a dark place
- Nov 26, 2020
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mimiopo22
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- Dec 4, 2020
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I think it's her fear. my father has never threatened such things or treated us badly
KuriGohan&Kamehameha
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- Nov 23, 2020
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My dad is dead and my mom never raised me, but I think if they were actually concerned about the possibility of their child's life going to shit they should have been antinatalists and not had children because their selfish decision lead to a lifetime of suffering for me.
Sinkinshyp
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- Sep 7, 2020
- 947
Thank you for mentioning me. @mimiopo22 I am a mother here because my son died. I am available to chat if you want/need. You can reply to me here or message me anytime.
mimiopo22
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- Dec 4, 2020
- 380
I'm sorry your son is dead. i am feeling very uncomfortable right now.
Sinkinshyp
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- Sep 7, 2020
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thank you, he was my life my heart and my soul. He made me who I was. I died with him that day. Did you loose a child? or are you curious about your parents if you go?
mimiopo22
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- Dec 4, 2020
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Sinkinshyp
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- Sep 7, 2020
- 947
Hun don't feel uncomfortable. I'm sure some in this thread will speak up for me, I'm pretty open. You are welcome to talk to me. I just need to warn you, I try to be honest. If you are curious about your parents if you go- well you can tell me just tell you about the little parts not the deep stuff.
may I ask your approx age and if you have a close relationship with your parents?
mimiopo22
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- Dec 4, 2020
- 380
21 years. I loved them very much before and they wanted and still want me, but after a trauma I lost contact with the world and with them too.
Sinkinshyp
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- Sep 7, 2020
- 947
I think there's stuff we can talk about but I think for your privacy can we take it to messages? is it ok for me to message you?
mimiopo22
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deadwithoutmusic
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- Sep 10, 2020
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@Sinkinshyp How close were you to your son? Was he your only child? Do you have a partner? I don't want to intrude on your privacy so feel free not to answer any of these.
I'm curious because I am not that close to my parents. We share no common interests and my older brother is much closer to them than I am. They check up on me every couple of weeks to a month but I always get the feeling they don't really care that much for me even though they claim they do. My parents are seperated but each have another partner. They live pretty good lives and I don't think me dying will have that big on an affect on them. I think they will be able to move on without much effort in a couple of months or so. What do you think? I am 25 at the moment and have been living out of home for awhile now.
I'm curious because I am not that close to my parents. We share no common interests and my older brother is much closer to them than I am. They check up on me every couple of weeks to a month but I always get the feeling they don't really care that much for me even though they claim they do. My parents are seperated but each have another partner. They live pretty good lives and I don't think me dying will have that big on an affect on them. I think they will be able to move on without much effort in a couple of months or so. What do you think? I am 25 at the moment and have been living out of home for awhile now.
Sinkinshyp
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- Sep 7, 2020
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My son was 25. He was going to work I said have a good day buddy I love you and out the door he went. He had a fatal car accident on his way to work he came home 2 weeks later in a cardboard box of ashes. I raised him alone since I was 20. His father didn't want him. We were VERY close. He was my son, my caregiver, my hero, the man of the house and my best friend... I had full respiratory failure in 2013 due to emphysema and cold germs. I wasn't supposed to survive and docs put my son at 21 in charge of decisions. I recovered from the respiratory failure because my son took such good care of me. Hence, he still lived at home at 25. He was there for when my lungs went bad.
I have a younger son who will be 20 in January. My older son would be 28 now. Parents love ALL their children equally but differently. You might be more responsible than your sibling so they don't have to check with you as much. They love you BOTH the same. I broke when my older son died. Badly, my younger son had to watch me for a year and a half basket case, pilled out so I wasn't in hysterics, or hysterically screaming I want my son, I want to die... in my state of being totally obliterated my younger son turned 18 a yr and a half after his brother died and ran to my ex in laws. I know for his mental health it was the smartest move he ever made. I am still on this earth ONLY for him.
My younger son reached out end of sept early oct cant remember now. I was going to ctb Oct 13th the day my older son went he did NOT know this. But he said he wanted to work on our relationship, he wanted me to come stay at my ex in laws with him (ex in laws want me there too), he wants me to teach him to drive.. well he was calling and texting and playing a video game with me talking on discord. After we got past the 13th he began backing off. It's been 3-4 weeks or so now that the progress I thought we were making stopped. I talked to him the other day. He said he loves me but he will never see me as the same mom again. I caused to much trauma in my break down. I now know he only reached out around that time to be there to get me past that day. Knowing now, I will never be able to try to fix my relationship with my baby boy I have nothing left to live for... I learned the other day when my younger son lost his big brother that day he also lost his mom. I think my texting and calling brings reminders to him of me begging him to let me kill myself. I think mentally for him I died that same day. I love him just as much as my older son. I was a single mom to both boys but my younger sons dad and my ex in laws were a big part of his life where as all my older son had was me.
feel free to ask away I will be honest and I guess it helps me to get it out
Meditation guide
Desire=half of life. Indifference=half of death.
- Jun 22, 2020
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I went to my friends funeral who died at 18 and her mother was in agony at the burial site that I've never seen before or since. I can never forget that look of sheer unadulterated agony and she looked at me and her husband was practically carrying her out. It was horrible. 
Sinkinshyp
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- Sep 7, 2020
- 947
how she was that day is probably most of her days. Psychology says the death of a child is the most traumatic painful event in anyones lives physically and mentally. I have been through a lot in my life. Nothing can compare to the pain I wake up to everyday. Every day I open my eyes- first thing that hits me he's not at work he isn't out of town working... he's gone and not coming back. Than I spend my day between crying and planning how to get to him...I went to my friends funeral who died at 18 and her mother was in agony at the burial site that I've never seen before or since. I can never forget that look of sheer unadulterated agony and she looked at me and her husband was practically carrying her out. It was horrible.
Probably depends on the mindset of the parent. My s/o was his mom's only son and he ctb, but she's still around.
I hate and love these discussions. Love because it brings out more information that can be used to decide whether or not to ctb, and hate because it would make me feel guilty about doing that to my parents. More knowledge is always better, and I'm glad the OP brought this topic up.
Loosing my son is the reason I want to die, I just exist without him.