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auto138491

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Jun 21, 2025
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I know that most suicide notes have two common themes - I am sorry, and I Love you.
I want to say both - I AM sorry that the people left behind have to go through pain and grief.
And I do love them.

But i am NOT sorry for putting myself and my needs first.
I need this release, and I am not apologetic for it. When we have lived a life for others, even in death, we think more of their grief than our own daily pain that finds no relief at all.

I want to prioritise me. And for that, I cannot be sorry.
 
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SchizoPolyGymnast

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I think being honest in your suicide note can be a source of closure for them. It might console them that this was a thought-out and freely made choice as opposed to something inflicted on you in desperation.
 
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