Like a previous poster said, alcohol or diazepam (valium). However, my own feeling is that if you really need help from something like that to ctb, then perhaps you are not ready to ctb.
Like a previous poster said, alcohol or diazepam (valium). However, my own feeling is that if you really need help from something like that to ctb, then perhaps you are not ready to ctb.
In all honesty I'm not ready. But in the past few days I've lost absolutely everything I've built up over the past few years and I literally have nothing left. This is my way out, I'll admit, I'm just rlly worried.
In all honesty I'm not ready. But in the past few days I've lost absolutely everything I've built up over the past few years and I literally have nothing left. This is my way out, I'll admit, I'm just rlly worried.
Seems you have a choice between two options. (1) ctb now (or in the near future). (2) Try to rebuild your life. Lots of people have lost everything, started again, and made a success of it. I don't know your situation, so I have no idea which is the right choice for you. But I suggest you sit down, make a cold-blooded, non-emotional, objective analysis of whether (2) is feasible for you. If you conclude it's not, then wait a week or two and do the analysis again. If you still conclude it's not, then perhaps it's time to ctb. You say that your problems arose "in the last few days" and that's a big red flag as far as ctb right now is concerned. You are probably too close to the events to be able to make a good decision. Wait.
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