
littlelungs
Wizard
- Oct 21, 2018
- 646
The pain is absolutely unfathomable and the suffering is relentless. I can't catch a break.
I'm finally almost done with my preparations, nearly 4 fucking years later. It took me so long because of my snowballing physical condition, but also because I want to make absolutely sure that things are as clear as possible for the people who are left behind.
And anti-choicers say that people who take their own lives don't think about others – bullshit. I thought about everyone, and I took every single last little thing into account. I hate even the thought of inconveniencing others or causing anybody pain, especially the people I love, but even in the midst of their grief, my hope is that once they see everything I've left behind for them (and by association, how much time and effort went into everything), they will be able to understand my decision a little better. That they will see that, in my situation, death was the most humane thing that could have ever happened to me.
"Permanent solution to a temporary problem." More like a very welcome permanent solution to over 20 years of permanent problems.
With every day that passes, I am one day closer to being free of this suffering, and I take an immense amount of comfort in that – that there is an end to all of this in sight. I can't wait.
I'm finally almost done with my preparations, nearly 4 fucking years later. It took me so long because of my snowballing physical condition, but also because I want to make absolutely sure that things are as clear as possible for the people who are left behind.
And anti-choicers say that people who take their own lives don't think about others – bullshit. I thought about everyone, and I took every single last little thing into account. I hate even the thought of inconveniencing others or causing anybody pain, especially the people I love, but even in the midst of their grief, my hope is that once they see everything I've left behind for them (and by association, how much time and effort went into everything), they will be able to understand my decision a little better. That they will see that, in my situation, death was the most humane thing that could have ever happened to me.
"Permanent solution to a temporary problem." More like a very welcome permanent solution to over 20 years of permanent problems.
With every day that passes, I am one day closer to being free of this suffering, and I take an immense amount of comfort in that – that there is an end to all of this in sight. I can't wait.
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