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When should you have ctb?
Thread starterdivinemistress87
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Im 36 and have dealt with suicidal thoughts since I was a kid but started to seriously think about it for the past 5 years after my stroke. Wasted all this time on false hope should have ended it then. When do you feel like you should have ended it?
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MatrixPrisoner, idk3, karmaisabitch and 18 others
I am so sorry about your stroke. I hope you are better now.
I feel like I should have ctb in adolescents or at least right after I became adult. I have been through a lot and wish it wasn't that way. I wish I didn't suffer all of this, which would have been the case if I ctb earlier.
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karmaisabitch, Nothing87, Praestat_Mori and 2 others
I think I should have ended it at 12 -14 when I failed my 7th grade. I was not good at math,I was really isolated most of the time.
Next up would have been when I started college and started accumulating backlogs which I cleared as fast I accumulated it but all for nothing because I didn't have any aspirations or the grades were too low, or the good companies won't hire me cause of the gap years.
I just died a little with each failure, there's nothing left of me now.
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MatrixPrisoner, karmaisabitch, Cinnamorolls and 8 others
I think I should have ended it at 12 -14 when I failed my 7th grade. I was not good at math,I was really isolated most of the time.
Next up would have been when I started college and started accumulating backlogs which I cleared as fast I accumulated it but all for nothing because I didn't have any aspirations or the grades were too low, or the good companies won't hire me cause of the gap years.
I just died a little with each failure, there's nothing left of me now.
I'm 30 and should have CTB'd when I was 28. At least back then I hadn't even had a job or met my current crush. Now people need me to stay there even though I can't get her out of my head. I only got this job like 9 months ago I should have known it would have happened again.
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karmaisabitch, Praestat_Mori, rozeske and 1 other person
That's understandable. I was asking cause it confuses me when people say they should have done it at some point. If its to cope with the experiences since then, I get imagining that. Otherwise you can still do it anytime, so why worry about a what if scenario
That's understandable. I was asking cause it confuses me when people say they should have done it at some point. If its to cope with the experiences since then, I get imagining that. Otherwise you can still do it anytime, so why worry about a what if scenario
30 would have been perfect. There were always really bad things but I had some really good things going too and there was a balance. Lost that balance around 30 y/o. If I was smarter I would have ended it sooner when the 90s were over but I've been privileged to have some special friendships and I'm proud of those relationships. Now I'm alone though and refuse to interact irl.
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karmaisabitch, Cinnamorolls, Praestat_Mori and 3 others
I wish I had done it before I had my first kid... If I ever successfully ctb now, it's going to fuck him up and that's unfair. It would have been better for him if he had never had to experience this shitty world and have such a weak mother. Any time before I had him, I had far fewer obligations and other than a sad husband, there would have been nothing left behind
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karmaisabitch, pleaseiwanttogo, Praestat_Mori and 4 others
I think I should have ended it at 12 -14 when I failed my 7th grade. I was not good at math,I was really isolated most of the time.
Next up would have been when I started college and started accumulating backlogs which I cleared as fast I accumulated it but all for nothing because I didn't have any aspirations or the grades were too low, or the good companies won't hire me cause of the gap years.
I just died a little with each failure, there's nothing left of me now.
3 to 4 years ago, but should have been done with on jan 1st 2024 since i had the means to. had the gun in my mouth in a dark parking lot, trigger almost fully pulled, but thoughts stopped me. kept trying multiple times that night until i just felt exhausted on top of everything else.
didn't want to live then, don't want to live even now
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karmaisabitch, Praestat_Mori, rozeske and 2 others
First mistake was not doing it in 2017. Second mistake was not doing it in 2023. I would've been pitied and forgiven. Now I'll be a liability, a burden, a nuisance, etc if I fail.
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karmaisabitch, Crash_Bash_Dash, Praestat_Mori and 2 others
Im 36 and have dealt with suicidal thoughts since I was a kid but started to seriously think about it for the past 5 years after my stroke. Wasted all this time on false hope should have ended it then. When do you feel like you should have ended it?
My persistent depression and suicidality started when I was 15. I wish I would have just done it then. My parents lied to me about "things getting better" when I got out of high school. They didn't. Twenty-five years of suffering later I regret every day not killing myself back then.
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karmaisabitch, Cinnamorolls, divinemistress87 and 5 others
My first encounter with suicidal thoughts was ~6 years ago for a situation unrelated to my current reason of CTB'ing. I'm not sure whether my current issue could have been alleviated had I started doing something about it back then. Something tells me I was probably fucked at that point anyways, so dying then probably would've been fine.
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karmaisabitch, divinemistress87, pleaseiwanttogo and 4 others
The best answer I can give is... as early as possible. The earlier I died, the better it would have been honestly as that could prevent an additional decade of suffering. As early as possible should hypothetically be when I understood what death actually is without the religious indoctrination. I have no reason to live through the past decade and I still don't. Childhood is only utopia for those with good childhoods. My childhood has not been good unfortunately
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karmaisabitch, Cinnamorolls, sserafim and 6 others
As a victim of abuse, I would have preferred never having even been born. But I think dying at the age of 10 would have been great cuz a lot of trauma that i had to endure was from then onwards.
The thing is I never stayed alive cuz i felt any joy in the idea of living. It was more of a 'I'm gonna fucking fight this!' feeling. Kept fighting for years until getting some rare health issues. I guess our situation is similar in ways. Guess u were also fighting until the unfortunate stroke incident. I feel for you. I am honestly so angry at that idiot doctor who tried manipulating your neck.
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karmaisabitch, Cinnamorolls, divinemistress87 and 2 others
In my case I never should have been forced into existence at all, more than anything I wish I stayed permanently unaware of something so futile and torturous as existing. To have the ability to exist is such a hellish, terrible tragedy, it's better to never exist, I don't belong in this world that is filled with endless suffering and cruelty. I was never meant to exist, I'd always see it as preferable to die but of course the only true perfection lies in never existing at all.
The fact that humans so harmfully force life here is horrific to me, I wish they didn't impose this dreadful burden onto others. I don't deserve the punishment of suffering in this existence, rather what I deserve is the peace of an eternal, dreamless sleep, only eternal nothingness is ideal to me as it's the permanent absence of all suffering and harm.
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MatrixPrisoner, karmaisabitch, Cinnamorolls and 6 others
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