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snowyyy

snowyyy

in pursuit of freedom
Nov 26, 2023
34
It's tough with today's society when it comes to the issue of suicide.
Suicide is a normal thing. I am a person who respects every decision and opinion.
Yes, there are people who want to free themselves from destructive thoughts, want to live and do not want to die. Then as much as possible help is sought and offered.
But there is another group that does not desire life as others do. I am a pure example of this.
I have had suicidal thoughts since childhood, this constructed world is not for me to function. Everyone around me tells me, ah this will pass you by. These are temporary bad moments. No, they aren't.
Nonetheless, I wanted to try, not for myself, but just to prove to others that I can't be helped and I am merely the error of this existence.
I took many medications from different groups, none of them had positive effects, literally, none. Instead, I acquired many side effects that prevented me from functioning physically. I'm not a doctor, or any other human great specialist, but I've had many head examinations done, and I don't need any unnecessary chemistry to be delivered to my brain. Fact, any psychiatrist will throw drugs at you at first glance, but it doesn't always work.

I have been to seven therapists, none of them understood me. Constant chatter just about the obvious things - find a hobby, go out to people, fight it out. Homeboy, I don't have the strength.
In addition, I was placed in a psychiatric hospital for a month without my consent. This has already totally ruined my psyche. Terrible conditions were there and everyone was like a zombie after the drugs.
I have really noticed from a young age that I don't belong here. I just don't want to be here. Why is this so hard to comprehend? I have availed myself of a lot of help, this should already make one realize that since one cannot help this individual then with their consent after some more research and discussions with experienced doctors and therapists one will euthanize.
Not everyone has the desire to live on this meaningless globe, fact everyone will die anyway, but why should I suffer so many years to old age?
Fuck, why do people have power over animals and they can deprive them of life whenever they want? Literally without their any consent. And when an already developed and thinking human being wants to end HIS life, that's a problem.
That's what makes me so angry, everyone has their own life and can set it up as they want.
That's why I personally respect for the right to choose, suicide is as ok as possible and should be a normal legal thing. Only after professional examination of such a person, so that it is not thoughtless or impulsive.
 
FuneralCry

FuneralCry

She wished that she never existed...
Sep 24, 2020
34,116
I really wish there's acceptance towards the fact that not everyone wants to delay their inevitable fate in this cruel, futile existence where there is endless potential for suffering. I'd certainly always prefer to not exist in my case, existing to me is completely undesirable in every way possible, only non-existence can bring me peace.
 
dinosavr

dinosavr

take me to the rooftop 🌃
Dec 14, 2023
362
I don't think we'll ever find the answer to the question why on earth is it so difficult for them all to understand that for some of us life is NOT a good thing. And why there's absolutely no way for us to get the help we actually want, or we need.
We either gain enough strength to handle it on our own in terrible conditions and involving the risk of failure, or we are forced to "recover" with never ending therapeutic interventions and psych ward stays. How fucking pathetic…
 
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UKscotty

Doesn't read PMs
May 20, 2021
1,956
I don't think anyone without depression can understand being suicidal. Even having a PHD doesn't give them practical experience of having it themselves.

Theory is only worth so much, until you feel the loss if hope, you can't understand.
 
barelybetter

barelybetter

Member
Mar 6, 2024
27
I don't think anyone without depression can understand being suicidal. Even having a PHD doesn't give them practical experience of having it themselves.

Theory is only worth so much, until you feel the loss if hope, you can't understand.
Exactly. I remember realizing this for the first time as a kid, I was maybe 11 or 12. I asked my mom—who's been through some pretty bad stuff in her life—how she felt about it all, if she ever felt hopeless, seriously depressed, etc. And she told me she didn't. Obviously she may have been lying, but I think she was being honest. And anyone I ever ask about this says the same, they just get over it. It really broke me to realize that "normal" people don't struggle with this.
 
MatrixPrisoner

MatrixPrisoner

Enlightened
Jul 8, 2023
1,109
If even 1 in 8 people on this earth feel the same way, which I realistically think might be the case, then that would be at least 1 billion people that simply just don't want to fcking be here. Really mind-boggling that assisted isn't an easily accessible thing now. Why are we forced to endure this hellhole of a planet when we didn't even ask to be here?

But I digress. If the prospects of CTB aren't realistic for you at the moment, might I recommend venlafaxine or Xanax. The next best thing to CTB is not giving AF in my opinion, which these 2 meds are the best at doing from my experience.