angel164
martyr
- Mar 29, 2026
- 37
suicide is my answer to my own failures. but when the world in general is the failing one, is it still my fault for not being able to withstand it?
sometimes I can perceive "life" as some sort of an abusive partner, that when you finally decide to leave,
one, the fault isn't with them, but with you for not being strong enough to withstand them. "not being able to deal well with circumstances"
two, the fault isn't with them, but with your own actions that provoked their reactions. "making natural mistakes and facing their consequences"
when do my actions stop being the reason for my suicide, and when do I start blaming natural circumstances?
do I blame life for being bad or do I blame myself for not being strong enough to deal with its bad?
do I blame war or my anxiety? do I blame illness or my faith? do I blame my face or my inability to love it? do I blame my socioeconomic status or my failure in overcoming my upbringing situations?
and is there even a benefit to blaming myself or my life? or should I accept that we both are killing each other? and killing each other is the purpose?
is death a natural response to birth, and an inevitable or more a necessary occurrence in the natural course of all there is?
is bad and good one of the same, and one cannot exist without the other? so fighting the bad is just as irrelevant as chasing the good?
so whether you love or hate life, whether you kill yourself or die naturally, everything will all end and begin the same..
and maybe just maybe our drive to chase the good and fight the bad has no beginning or end, and its how it will always be, no victory or defeat, just as infinite as the universe seems to be.
if any of this makes sense,
if you share similar thoughts or this feels like something to you? what do you think and feel about it?
do you blame life/world or do you blame yourself for your reaction to it, in your choice of suicide?
sometimes I can perceive "life" as some sort of an abusive partner, that when you finally decide to leave,
one, the fault isn't with them, but with you for not being strong enough to withstand them. "not being able to deal well with circumstances"
two, the fault isn't with them, but with your own actions that provoked their reactions. "making natural mistakes and facing their consequences"
when do my actions stop being the reason for my suicide, and when do I start blaming natural circumstances?
do I blame life for being bad or do I blame myself for not being strong enough to deal with its bad?
do I blame war or my anxiety? do I blame illness or my faith? do I blame my face or my inability to love it? do I blame my socioeconomic status or my failure in overcoming my upbringing situations?
and is there even a benefit to blaming myself or my life? or should I accept that we both are killing each other? and killing each other is the purpose?
is death a natural response to birth, and an inevitable or more a necessary occurrence in the natural course of all there is?
is bad and good one of the same, and one cannot exist without the other? so fighting the bad is just as irrelevant as chasing the good?
so whether you love or hate life, whether you kill yourself or die naturally, everything will all end and begin the same..
and maybe just maybe our drive to chase the good and fight the bad has no beginning or end, and its how it will always be, no victory or defeat, just as infinite as the universe seems to be.
if any of this makes sense,
if you share similar thoughts or this feels like something to you? what do you think and feel about it?
do you blame life/world or do you blame yourself for your reaction to it, in your choice of suicide?