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popcorn1234

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Aug 7, 2022
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I have thought about killing myself for a long time.

I have saved some threads on here on how to kill myself and I have also thought of killing myself when my parents aren't in the house.

But, last night before I went to sleep, I was considering using one of those assisted dying programs in Europe. I figured it would be a painless death if I used that program.

However, logistically, it wouldn't be easy for me to go to Europe without my parents.

So, I was wondering if I should tell my dad how I feel, so he would agree to let me go to Europe and die (I don't want to tell my mom. She honestly isn't a great parent, so I don't feel comfortable telling her how I feel. I am actually afraid of her).

But, I am not sure my dad will be receptive.

What should I do?
 
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TAW122

Emissary of the right to die.
Aug 30, 2018
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It really is an individual choice whether you want to or are comfortable to notify the people around you before you go. There are some risks to notifying people, such as unwanted intervention against your will or additional burdens. As for assisted dying programs, it will be very difficult to get approved (others can also attest to this) since unless you have a severe or terminal condition (even then it's still not easy) as well as a lot of hoops to jump through before you would even be considered eligible to get such services.
 
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popcorn1234

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Aug 7, 2022
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It really is an individual choice whether you want to or are comfortable to notify the people around you before you go. There are some risks to notifying people, such as unwanted intervention against your will or additional burdens. As for assisted dying programs, it will be very difficult to get approved (others can also attest to this) since unless you have a severe or terminal condition (even then it's still not easy) as well as a lot of hoops to jump through before you would even be considered eligible to get such services.
I did not know people had difficulty in getting approved for assisted dying in Europe. I am most likely not going to tell my dad, since assisted dying doesn't seem like it would be in the cards for me (I have two mental health conditions, but no severe or terminal condition) and I don't want to worry my dad unnecessarily unless I know for a fact I would be eligible.
 
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forgivemegod

I have a chronic disease
Jun 26, 2025
72
Assisted suicide or euthanasia is a really really hard and expensive thing
 
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whenwillthepainstop

Student
Aug 5, 2025
106
I have thought about killing myself for a long time.

I have saved some threads on here on how to kill myself and I have also thought of killing myself when my parents aren't in the house.

But, last night before I went to sleep, I was considering using one of those assisted dying programs in Europe. I figured it would be a painless death if I used that program.

However, logistically, it wouldn't be easy for me to go to Europe without my parents.

So, I was wondering if I should tell my dad how I feel, so he would agree to let me go to Europe and die (I don't want to tell my mom. She honestly isn't a great parent, so I don't feel comfortable telling her how I feel. I am actually afraid of her).

But, I am not sure my dad will be receptive.

What should I do?
Is your dad the type of person who is understanding and kind about mental health stuff? Also assisted dying isn't as easy to obtain as it sounds I've heard. I think you should tell your dad, although it is your choice at the end of the day. But depending on the type of person he is, if he really loves you he probably wouldn't want you to die. That's parental instinct. If any part of you, even deep deep down wants help, tell him. You might not get the response you desire, but maybe the response you need.
 
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whenwillthepainstop

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Aug 5, 2025
106
Tfw a peaceful death only possible if you're rich.
I know life is pay to win mostly but death being pay to win is so ridiculous and unfair.
 
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kopebaldy

Dovahkiin
Jul 5, 2025
420
I know life is pay to win mostly but death being pay to win is so ridiculous and unfair.
Lol wait until you hear Southeast Asian afterlife. You can burn down all kind of wealths for the deceased ranging from money, house, car, freaking yacht...
 
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