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m3nhera

m3nhera

Still alive, just not active here sometimes so dw
Nov 23, 2025
370
(I'm 18, high school senior) I keep changing my mind about whether I want to live or not and I feel like I keep getting signs I should kill myself. But at the same time I don't want to die in my current pathetic state. I have goals I want to complete. But what about a compromise of trying as hard as I can to complete my goals, and then I can kill myself in August? But I don't know, dying before even going to college seems kinda sad. But at the same time, it's better than dying DURING the semester. The end of summer break is a perfect window for a "clean" death, doing it before high school graduation or during college is messy in my mind. And during summer break I'll still want to go out with friends and try and find a job and such, so the end is the best time. If I don't kill myself in August, there's not gonna be a clean window until the first year of college is over. Also, I want to achieve my goals but I have no motivation to since it's hard for me to look forward to/enjoy most things. But, if I knew I could ctb in August anyway, it would push me to really try and achieve my goals, because if I don't, I don't earn the reward. That's one of the only, if not the only thing that feels rewarding to me given my current circumstances. Please feel free to let me know in replies, nobody is encouraging anything, but rather regardless of what anyone says, it's to hopefully minimize suffering. It's still my choice at the end of the day so don't be afraid to be honest if it's really better to just die before then(or at least try to). Might also post this in the other section too so replies aren't biased and can be looked at from all perspectives.
 
Chito and Yuuri

Chito and Yuuri

My DMs are always open if you want to message me!
Apr 9, 2026
67
Look, if you can do it, I'd recommend staying alive up to college starting and once college starts you absolutely bear hug it and stay till the very end, where even when you'd graduate you'd have a degree and you might as well put it to good use. However, if you decide to end up killing yourself anyway before college, then unfortunately I can't stop you from there. I hope you find peace, and try to keep my recommendation in mind.
 
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m3nhera

m3nhera

Still alive, just not active here sometimes so dw
Nov 23, 2025
370
Look, if you can do it, I'd recommend staying alive up to college starting and once college starts you absolutely bear hug it and stay till the very end, where even when you'd graduate you'd have a degree and you might as well put it to good use. However, if you decide to end up killing yourself anyway before college, then unfortunately I can't stop you from there. I hope you find peace, and try to keep my recommendation in mind.
I'll keep this in mind, thank you. It's just so hard, I wonder if it's even worth it.
 
welcome

welcome

Member
Apr 4, 2026
8
I'm in the same boat. I'm going to graduate in June (which feels more like a participation/cope 'award' more than anything) but I think I'm going to stick it out until college. Since I'm going to major in chemistry it opens up a lot of options for me (in theory, but I doubt a bachelor's alone would give me a real grasp at how to make things realistically). The only "fortunate" thing about college for me is that I live in California and have the lowest student aid index for financial aid, so instead of putting 50 thousand dollars down the drain yearly to go to a state school, I will only need to put in 11 thousand (which I am grateful for). These past few months have flown by so fast for me, and August is just around the corner. I would wait if I were you.
 
pelicanportal

pelicanportal

life could have been beautiful
Jan 28, 2026
149
no, hold out. you have a lot of big changes ahead. suicide is always an option down the road, your brain is still developing. give life an honest shot first even if it is really difficult right now.
 
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PanaxMan

Experienced
Apr 11, 2023
245
This was me when I first joined SaSu. Back then, I had hope that the career I wanted would have a existence within the next 4 hours of my life. Oh how wrong I was. I would say it would depend on the career itself. If it has a chance for existing within the next 5 to 10 years I don't recommend it. But it's your choice.
(I'm 18, high school senior) I keep changing my mind about whether I want to live or not and I feel like I keep getting signs I should kill myself. But at the same time I don't want to die in my current pathetic state. I have goals I want to complete. But what about a compromise of trying as hard as I can to complete my goals, and then I can kill myself in August? But I don't know, dying before even going to college seems kinda sad. But at the same time, it's better than dying DURING the semester. The end of summer break is a perfect window for a "clean" death, doing it before high school graduation or during college is messy in my mind. And during summer break I'll still want to go out with friends and try and find a job and such, so the end is the best time. If I don't kill myself in August, there's not gonna be a clean window until the first year of college is over. Also, I want to achieve my goals but I have no motivation to since it's hard for me to look forward to/enjoy most things. But, if I knew I could ctb in August anyway, it would push me to really try and achieve my goals, because if I don't, I don't earn the reward. That's one of the only, if not the only thing that feels rewarding to me given my current circumstances. Please feel free to let me know in replies, nobody is encouraging anything, but rather regardless of what anyone says, it's to hopefully minimize suffering. It's still my choice at the end of the day so don't be afraid to be honest if it's really better to just die before then(or at least try to). Might also post this in the other section too so replies aren't biased and can be looked at from all perspectives.
 
m3nhera

m3nhera

Still alive, just not active here sometimes so dw
Nov 23, 2025
370
This was me when I first joined SaSu. Back then, I had hope that the career I wanted would have an existence within the next 4 hours of my life. Oh how wrong I was. I would say it would depend on the career itself. If it has a chance for existing within the next 5 to 10 years I don't recommend it. But it's your choice.
I'm not really sure, the future is unpredictable. I'm honestly not even sure what career I want despite knowing my major.
no, hold out. you have a lot of big changes ahead. suicide is always an option down the road, your brain is still developing. give life an honest shot first even if it is really difficult right now.
I've given it an honest shot for years and all that's done is hurt me.
I'm in the same boat. I'm going to graduate in June (which feels more like a participation/cope 'award' more than anything) but I think I'm going to stick it out until college. Since I'm going to major in chemistry it opens up a lot of options for me (in theory, but I doubt a bachelor's alone would give me a real grasp at how to make things realistically). The only "fortunate" thing about college for me is that I live in California and have the lowest student aid index for financial aid, so instead of putting 50 thousand dollars down the drain yearly to go to a state school, I will only need to put in 11 thousand (which I am grateful for). These past few months have flown by so fast for me, and August is just around the corner. I would wait if I were you.
It's sad but also comforting to see there's others here who are also graduating soon. I'll stick it out then! Also omg I didn't know that about California, that's so awesome!!! I'll stick around and see what happens, hope college is good for the both of us.
 

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