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- Jun 29, 2024
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Hi, I'm T.
I'm middle aged and looking to connect with others around this age or a bit younger or a bit older, or those who may be younger and feel that they fit in with people who were born several years (or decades) before they were.
I'd really like to connect with people who may feel they had at one point been driven to think about or try to commit suicide because of a horrible change in life circumstances which suddenly occurred later in life and/or who have very severe physical issues which unexpectedly got worse later in life.
My greatest interest is the intersection of spirituality and the unseen with our physical lives and with the death experience. I like to focus discussing these issues as a way to expand consciousness and give greater perspective to life and death, and to try to mitigate the tremendous suffering and angst inherent in suddenly or progressively worsening physical issues or life circumstances and the uncertainty and angst involved in death, and the death and crossing over process, and life on the other side.
I find focusing on these things helps distract me from suffering, gives me some sense of meaning (via expanding my consciousness) in the otherwise emptiness of how life is now, and gives me a sense of helping to expand other people's consciousness by sharing what I know.
I positively acknowledge everyone who is trying to continue forward in the face of very difficult, traumatic circumstances, and who choose to focus on there being a return to home and peace at the end of the journey instead of hoping there will be nothing at the end of life.
Please reply or message me if you can relate.
Best to you,
T.
I'm middle aged and looking to connect with others around this age or a bit younger or a bit older, or those who may be younger and feel that they fit in with people who were born several years (or decades) before they were.
I'd really like to connect with people who may feel they had at one point been driven to think about or try to commit suicide because of a horrible change in life circumstances which suddenly occurred later in life and/or who have very severe physical issues which unexpectedly got worse later in life.
My greatest interest is the intersection of spirituality and the unseen with our physical lives and with the death experience. I like to focus discussing these issues as a way to expand consciousness and give greater perspective to life and death, and to try to mitigate the tremendous suffering and angst inherent in suddenly or progressively worsening physical issues or life circumstances and the uncertainty and angst involved in death, and the death and crossing over process, and life on the other side.
I find focusing on these things helps distract me from suffering, gives me some sense of meaning (via expanding my consciousness) in the otherwise emptiness of how life is now, and gives me a sense of helping to expand other people's consciousness by sharing what I know.
I positively acknowledge everyone who is trying to continue forward in the face of very difficult, traumatic circumstances, and who choose to focus on there being a return to home and peace at the end of the journey instead of hoping there will be nothing at the end of life.
Please reply or message me if you can relate.
Best to you,
T.
I'm in the opposite end of the state, but if I was in your end I'd be happy to go outside too, as I agree about how important that is.34F from the Bay Area, California here. Looking for local people to hang out and discuss mental health issues. Perhaps sitting in the park and chatting about our struggles... it would be good for me to go outside more. Gender and age do not matter. I don't have many hobbies or interests left due to how severe my depression is. I basically just binge TV shows/movies in between work and sleep, that's about it for right now.
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