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Hurt
Paragon
- Nov 13, 2020
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Depression, anxiety, PTSD, BPD, OCD, financial issues, existencial crisis and hopelessness.
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How did you become a millionaire? and how old are you?I love living, I love life and almost every aspect of it (at least for now).
I'm also self-made millionaire but guess what, I have an incurable and ugly disease and I'm thinking of
I love living, I love life and almost every aspect of it (at least for now).
I'm also self-made millionaire but guess what, I have an incurable and ugly disease and I'm thinking of killing myself 90% of the time.
Poetic
She hung herself from a rafterI am very sorry for your sister ... sorry for the personal question, may I ask you how she killed herself?
I'm deeply sorry for your sister and the pain that you are feelingShe hung herself from a rafter![]()
My situation is a little different but I fully relate to once having a lovely life and a huge love for life itself. Its a painful process to feel the unavoidable need to cut it short due to illness. I had a such a goos thing going. Had something a bit special. I've mourned myself over the laat couple of years and am just kinding of riding it out until I can do leave with a little negative impact as possible. Some form of fallout is unavoidable unfortunately.I love living, I love life and almost every aspect of it (at least for now).
I'm also self-made millionaire but guess what, I have an incurable and ugly disease and I'm thinking of killing myself 90% of the time.
Poetic justice never surprises by failing.
Yep, I'm also postponing to see how far I can get, and thinking about the damage my death can cause to family and friends is very painful.My situation is a little different but I fully relate to once having a lovely life and a huge love for life itself. Its a painful process to feel the unavoidable need to cut it short due to illness. I had a such a goos thing going. Had something a bit special. I've mourned myself over the laat couple of years and am just kinding of riding it out until I can do leave with a little negative impact as possible. Some form of fallout is unavoidable unfortunately.
As you have a desease and can afford it have you considered travelling abroad for assisted euthanasia?
Millions of years of evolution and every molecule of Deoxyribonucleic Acid in my body are screaming at me to procreate but rather than accept that this can never happen, they'd rather press the self destruct button.
You deserve to be proud of it. Lesser people (me) couldn't possibly win over with their mind.I actually have this issue too but it's because my rational mind tells me not to do it. I've been asked to procreate and I absolutely must turn it down due to facts aware to me that will maybe one day be known to the whole world. It's a bizarre conflict between a rational and considerate mind and that instinct. My mind won out so far and I'm proud of it
Wow, I came to post my answer but it's pretty much exactly this. My husband is truly my soulmate. He died in 2020 (cancer) after 19 years of marriage, at age 40. Now … there's nothing else to live for except to raise our son to adulthood.My husband died, and I got ptsd from the whole thing. His last words to me will haunt me forever. I have constant nightmares and flashbacks. Still grieving.
I already had treatment resistant major depressive disorder and was gong to ctb when I was 18-19 I was so depressed, but then I met my husband and though I would still struggle with depression, he gave me something to live for...
My situation is exponentially worse now than it was when I was 18-19, or married to my husband. So I guess you could say it's life situation too.