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I considered to use the term fun fact but maybe that's too morbid. I think many suicidal people cope with dark humor but maybe that's too much. The media already rips us into pieces for using "ctb".
It can be fact that make us think. They can be interesting or just sort of stunning.
There is one fact I have to think a lot about. Recently someone posted it here and since that I thought so much about it. Thanks a lot to @Render for sharing this fact in a thread of mine.
In my case this fits I think. But I should be careful not to commit an inductive fallacy. Is this the right translation of this fallacy.
I rigorously plan that my first suicide attempt will be the final and last one. I am pretty scared to traumatize myself and being stuck in my living hell even more. Or the nightmarish scenario of ending up as a vegetable. My BMI is quite low. I could imagine the self-discpline plays a key role in that. Beating the survival instinct needs a lot of determination and this can be reached by a very strict super-ego. You need a pretty strong will to torture yourself with being hungry all the time. But one could also imagine that a lower life quality when being obsessed with weight could play a (smaller) role.
These are at least my layman considerations. Whether it fits in my case I am not sure. Many studies say that attempts of committing suicide can be a predictor for more suicide attempts. I am not sure what it actually says about me that I never attempted. (I tried some partial and stood at the 7th floor but did not want to go through with it) I think I was always extremely scared to end up with damage. Since I know about SN I have less fears. But some people on here say it feels different when you are eye to eye with it. There is a strong aversion to really take it. I am not sure where I am in this process. My life is and will be a living hell for many many decades to come. It is only a matter of time when I will kill myself. But I ask myself how much more torture I will endure before going through with it. How many more disappointments will spit into my face. How much humiliation to come. I dont know.
Sorry it was only one fact. But admittedly a fascinating one. I should not overinterpret it by applying it to my life. I tend to that behavior.
Maybe you also have an interesting one in mind?
It can be fact that make us think. They can be interesting or just sort of stunning.
There is one fact I have to think a lot about. Recently someone posted it here and since that I thought so much about it. Thanks a lot to @Render for sharing this fact in a thread of mine.
Based on the literature, you would expect the average BMI for the userbase of this site to be quite low. There is ample evidence to suggest that lower BMI is strongly correlated with completed suicide. BMI as a whole appears to be inversely correlated to suicide completion. Interestingly enough, there is a positive correlation between overweight BMIs and suicidal ideation but not completion.
Moral of the story - eat up and be happy.
In my case this fits I think. But I should be careful not to commit an inductive fallacy. Is this the right translation of this fallacy.
I rigorously plan that my first suicide attempt will be the final and last one. I am pretty scared to traumatize myself and being stuck in my living hell even more. Or the nightmarish scenario of ending up as a vegetable. My BMI is quite low. I could imagine the self-discpline plays a key role in that. Beating the survival instinct needs a lot of determination and this can be reached by a very strict super-ego. You need a pretty strong will to torture yourself with being hungry all the time. But one could also imagine that a lower life quality when being obsessed with weight could play a (smaller) role.
These are at least my layman considerations. Whether it fits in my case I am not sure. Many studies say that attempts of committing suicide can be a predictor for more suicide attempts. I am not sure what it actually says about me that I never attempted. (I tried some partial and stood at the 7th floor but did not want to go through with it) I think I was always extremely scared to end up with damage. Since I know about SN I have less fears. But some people on here say it feels different when you are eye to eye with it. There is a strong aversion to really take it. I am not sure where I am in this process. My life is and will be a living hell for many many decades to come. It is only a matter of time when I will kill myself. But I ask myself how much more torture I will endure before going through with it. How many more disappointments will spit into my face. How much humiliation to come. I dont know.
Sorry it was only one fact. But admittedly a fascinating one. I should not overinterpret it by applying it to my life. I tend to that behavior.
Maybe you also have an interesting one in mind?
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