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regular john
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- Dec 17, 2020
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Do you think guys that talking to parents about your suicide plans makes sense or you just should suicide and tell them nothing ?
I told my dad I couldn't handle my life after my last failed attempt. He offered to drive me to Beachy Head himself, so noone in the family would have to deal with finding my body. So I wouldn't ever trust my family with something like this again. I doubt they will even have a funeral for me.
I had the same feeling the last times I touched the subject. Ten years ago I had my first serious attempt. I'm living with mental illness for about 27 years. Within the past couple of years I had many mental breakdowns. My parents clearly see that I'm not feeling good. Last time my dad said, almost crying, they wish they could help me but they're old. And that's true. It sounded a bit of a look back like, we tried so many things over the years, we can't do it anymore. It was quite sad.I think they have somewhat resigned themselves to it.
I was told something similar when I told my mom I wanted to ctb. She told me not to do it in the house and to go outside in the woods :\My family doesn't take me seriously anymore because I have been suicidal for so long/gone inpatient so many times/or just had so many gestures/or attempts in the past. I told my uncle I wanted to kill myself a while back and he told me that he would just throw me and my baby (pregnant) in a hole and to be sure not to do it in his house (live in one of his rentals) because it will make the property value go down. Oh well, I don't need them to take me seriously.
I was told something similar when I told my mom I wanted to ctb. She told me not to do it in the house and to go outside in the woods :\
I 100% agree. It's a pretty messed up thing to say :\I really dislike when people say things like that. I kind of get where they're coming from I guess, but man does it also come off as insensitive and careless. For example, even if my uncle or anyone else in my family doesn't take me seriously (same for you and anyone else this applies to), it's still insensitive to say something like that to someone when they are so vulnerable.