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- Aug 18, 2020
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I find this a fascinating question. I once did a thread with a similar question but I cannot find it.
People on her say uncertainty about someone's fate is worse than the certainty someone kill themselves. But for me that's different. I have the hope a miracle happened for the person or they just got annoyed by this website or mad at this forum and never wanted to come back online.
I cannot really imagine a situation where I voluntarily would quit this forum. When I was in a short relationship I didn't need this forum. But this didn't last long. I keep getting back to this site over and over again.
I think it is quit unlikely I killed myself and no one on here would know about it. I think if I killed myself I hid my plans in front of friends and family in real life and not in front of people on here.
I am not very impulsive. I cannot imagine a situation where I spontaneously kill myself. I take the train often and I sometimes imagine to throw myself in front of it. But the statistics are way too scary and that's way too much of a gamble for me.
The most likely explanation might be a medical emergency, an accident, a coma if I stopped posting without explanation. In the future poverty could be a reason for not having access to the internet. I am not sure whether boredom would be the best explanation. Temporary happiness would probably be a better explanation. Like a hypomanic episode.
I imagine my suicide or if an accident happened I wish people on here would learn about the outcome of my life. I imagine writing my friends a note or planning a message with the password for my account so that they can log in and inform the members about my death/coma whatever. I am not sure whether they would feel comfortable with this task.
Honestly, if I had a heartattack and simply died in my sleep tonight I would consider this a very good outcome in the situation I was in for the past years. I could imagine a stroke many family members had strokes and I am in major stress all the fucking time..but usually you don't die at my age...you just get damage...
People on her say uncertainty about someone's fate is worse than the certainty someone kill themselves. But for me that's different. I have the hope a miracle happened for the person or they just got annoyed by this website or mad at this forum and never wanted to come back online.
I cannot really imagine a situation where I voluntarily would quit this forum. When I was in a short relationship I didn't need this forum. But this didn't last long. I keep getting back to this site over and over again.
I think it is quit unlikely I killed myself and no one on here would know about it. I think if I killed myself I hid my plans in front of friends and family in real life and not in front of people on here.
I am not very impulsive. I cannot imagine a situation where I spontaneously kill myself. I take the train often and I sometimes imagine to throw myself in front of it. But the statistics are way too scary and that's way too much of a gamble for me.
The most likely explanation might be a medical emergency, an accident, a coma if I stopped posting without explanation. In the future poverty could be a reason for not having access to the internet. I am not sure whether boredom would be the best explanation. Temporary happiness would probably be a better explanation. Like a hypomanic episode.
I imagine my suicide or if an accident happened I wish people on here would learn about the outcome of my life. I imagine writing my friends a note or planning a message with the password for my account so that they can log in and inform the members about my death/coma whatever. I am not sure whether they would feel comfortable with this task.
Honestly, if I had a heartattack and simply died in my sleep tonight I would consider this a very good outcome in the situation I was in for the past years. I could imagine a stroke many family members had strokes and I am in major stress all the fucking time..but usually you don't die at my age...you just get damage...
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