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So tired of waking up alive. Anyone else hate when that happens?
Thread starteriloverachel
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Honestly sometimes yes. It's better to be in a dream world than this difficult reality we're in. But one day I'll wake up on the Other Side and that's the greatest hope of all.
I can't sleep because of neurological problems. I never get a break. Sleep used to be my sanctuary. Even that has been taken from me. If I do sleep it's in increments of an hour tops, usually less. Twenty minutes here, forty minutes there. (Please don't tell me to take melatonin)
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I love the instantaneous lights-out feeling of undergoing anesthesia even more than I hate the feeling of waking up. That's why I've had 2 plastic surgeries. I'm actually 2 weeks post-op after the second surgery. Erasing my abusive parents' features from my face is secondary to loving the feeling of being anesthetized.
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Yes, I always do, I'm really tired of suffering in this cruel, dreadful and meaningless existence. All that I wish for is to be permanently unconcious, only eternal sleep can bring me peace, if it's up to me I never would have chosen to be burdened with human existence, more than anything I wish I never existed at all.
I truly do envy those who no longer exist as they are now at peace for all eternity, it's beyond undesirable to be conscious and aware in this futile existence where there is endless potential for cruelty and suffering, I wish I could erase my existence, it's so hellish to me how one cannot just choose to never wake again.
Unless you have a heart defect, due to the high average life expectancy, the most likely is that you will die in your sleep in palliative care after long illness or at the age 100.
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Unless you have a heart defect, due to the high average life expectancy, the most likely is that you will die in your sleep in palliative care after long illness or at the age 100.
I love sleep! I don't have to think about anything, my dreams are usually fun or interesting. Every time I wake up, I just feel like crying. Of course, I can't actually cry, I have to brush my teeth and then repeat hell again and again. Wow, isn't that fun.
I deadass get pissed off some days when I wake up alive lol. Nothing like the tender greeting of a panic attack when I become conscious and my intrusive thoughts remind me of all my dread and worries, instead of getting to sleep forever. I follow a FB page for unusual deaths and I'm genuinely jealous when a person my age passes away in their sleep from unknown causes with zero warning.
I deadass get pissed off some days when I wake up alive lol. Nothing like the tender greeting of a panic attack when I become conscious and my intrusive thoughts remind me of all my dread and worries, instead of getting to sleep forever. I follow a FB page for unusual deaths and I'm genuinely jealous when a person my age passes away in their sleep from unknown causes with zero warning.
panic attacks and intrusive thoughts are the absolute worse. I am sorry you are going through that. Yeah I always get jealous too when i see people die around my age
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