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saddavyd
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- Sep 18, 2023
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I have been living with situational difficulties for nearly 20 years, after a really good first 40 years of my life. I had a good career, got married, had children and was considered successful.
I don't want to go into everything, but mental health problems have built up and for the last month I have felt suicidal every day.
I've always regarded myself as someone who is resilient and can bounce back from adversity. But now something has changed and everything has suddenly got too difficult. I just feel too old and too tired to keep battling away at life and I feel it's time to ctb.
I have felt this way before, on and off, but never consistently, every day, so strongly. I had powerful, transient feelings before which took me close. Now the feelings of pain are not so strong, but they have kind of settled in and have become familiar. Like a habit. It's very odd. But very compelling. I do feel like it could be my time.
I need to find a way that is both achievable for me from a practical point of view and which does not trigger my SI, as that's always been the problem before. Perhaps, now that the suicidal feeling has changed, the SI will fade and I'll finally be able to escape from this painful, troubled life of mine?
I was happy for 2/3 of my life. That's not a bad ratio to finish on.
I don't want to go into everything, but mental health problems have built up and for the last month I have felt suicidal every day.
I've always regarded myself as someone who is resilient and can bounce back from adversity. But now something has changed and everything has suddenly got too difficult. I just feel too old and too tired to keep battling away at life and I feel it's time to ctb.
I have felt this way before, on and off, but never consistently, every day, so strongly. I had powerful, transient feelings before which took me close. Now the feelings of pain are not so strong, but they have kind of settled in and have become familiar. Like a habit. It's very odd. But very compelling. I do feel like it could be my time.
I need to find a way that is both achievable for me from a practical point of view and which does not trigger my SI, as that's always been the problem before. Perhaps, now that the suicidal feeling has changed, the SI will fade and I'll finally be able to escape from this painful, troubled life of mine?
I was happy for 2/3 of my life. That's not a bad ratio to finish on.
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