Which stereotypes about suicide and suicidal people are true for your case?

[noname223]

This is a tough question isn't it?

I could name a lot of wrong stereotypes. There are so many stupid stereotypes on that topic.

At least for my case is one thing true. I don't necessarily want to die. I rather don't want to live like this anymore. If there was an option how to live even with mediocre life quality I would probably do it. But my life quality is and will be way worse than mediocre. I tried recovery myriads of times. If there was a halfway good option instead of suicide I would go for it.

So this stereotype is true for me.

Maybe people who commit suicide are often very desperate. Also very true for me. I tried counselling and therapy very often.

I think maybe this question is not a good one. Because stereotypes are often generalizations. I added the for "your case" in order to avoid that dilemma. Otherwise some people might get offended.

Which stereotype is true for your case?

 

[akana]

that im not depressed, just lazy (i am literally just lazy and stagnant and feel remorse/self h8)
and not a stereotype but that talking would help my situation when in fact i honestly think drawing attention to death all it makes you do is, yes, think about death

 

[Fadeawaaaay]

Well I certainly hit every major category Unemployed, over 50, single, depressed, Isolated,Hopeless… The only category that I don't check off is that I'm not "fearless"… Fear and inertia are holding me back…

 

[locked*n*loaded]

I take an analytical approach to it. I envision a balance, with reasons to stick around on one side, and reasons to go on the other. Over the course of several years, I cannot come up with one thing to go on the reason to stick around side. No counseling in the world can fix the reasons for me wanting to go. I've turned my despair into resoluteness and I'm doing what I have to do right now in order to get where I need to be in the very near future so that I can go with some peace of mind and not continue to waste more resources of this world. I'm not sure they're stereotypes or not, but I'm single, lonely, depressed, hopeless, tired. These are more characteristics of where I am in life. Other people have physical characteristics for which they suffer physical pain every day, and, they too, arrive at this place. And I don't blame them and I would, too. My pain is mental, though, from life beating me down. I mean something brings us all this point in our lives.

 

[outrider567]

Broken Heart Syndrome

 

[WorthlessTrash]

That i dont want "help".

 

[Pain In The Ass]

This is a tough question isn't it?

I could name a lot of wrong stereotypes. There are so many stupid stereotypes on that topic.

At least for my case is one thing true. I don't necessarily want to die. I rather don't want to live like this anymore. If there was an option how to live even with mediocre life quality I would probably do it. But my life quality is and will be way worse than mediocre. I tried recovery myriads of times. If there was a halfway good option instead of suicide I would go for it.

So this stereotype is true for me.

Maybe people who commit suicide are often very desperate. Also very true for me. I tried counselling and therapy very often.

I think maybe this question is not a good one. Because stereotypes are often generalizations. I added the for "your case" in order to avoid that dilemma. Otherwise some people might get offended.

Which stereotype is true for your case?

I am not suffering with depression, which people assume suicidal people must be - I am in physical pain that I don't want to live with any more

I suppose some stereotypes people could assume that are correct - I live with my parents, my Mum overprotected me, my Dad was an asshole, I have always been too afraid to fly the nest, face my fears and grow the fuck-up, low stress tolerance, I am generally unhealthy, undisciplined, nihilistic, overly nostalgic, struggled to find meaning in life, can't let go of the past, and I have a shit job and low income.

As a man, that I am afraid to open-up and talk about my 'feelings' - I have never had a problem with this and it has nothing to do with me being suicdal

 

[hush hush]

That i dont want "help".

"Help" is bullshit, gaslighting and pro-life propaganda. No thanks!

 

[mojabaka]

"Help" is bullshit, gaslighting and pro-life propaganda. No thanks!

Yeah exactly. I'm disabled for life due to the "vaccine" and I'm so tired of people who think they can help. Just shut the fuck up and let me die. And no, I'm not going to get used to a "new normal", especially since it's not normal at all.

 

[Lullaby]

In my case, just a weak coward. Not strong at all.

 

[hush hush]

Yeah exactly. I'm disabled for life due to the "vaccine" and I'm so tired of people who think they can help. Just shut the fuck up and let me die. And no, I'm not going to get used to a "new normal", especially since it's not normal at all.

what happened to your health after the "vaccine"? Personally, I do not like life at all, bc pleasure is much shorter than suffering.

 

[Ligottian]

I wonder what took the loser as long as he did?

 

[mojabaka]

what happened to your health after the "vaccine"? Personally, I do not like life at all, bc pleasure is much shorter than suffering.

I got POTS, small fiber neuropathy and chronic insomnia. Perfectly healthy before taking the vaccine. I believed maybe it's just temporary in the beginning, but now after more than 10 months of suffering it's clear that this is life long. I also just talked to a guy who went to Mayo Covid Long Haul Clinic, the department head told him they have 0 people who recovered from POTS or CFS. This also goes hand in hand with my own research. I've been reading the medical literature and forum posts of vaccine injured people and I don't see really see anyone recover from this. People either fully recover in the first 6 months, or they suffer for the rest of their live. I'm now on almost 11 months with 0 improvments. It's pretty clear that the "vaccine" permanently damaged my nervous system.

 

[hush hush]

I got POTS, small fiber neuropathy and chronic insomnia. Perfectly healthy before taking the vaccine. I believed maybe it's just temporary in the beginning, but now after more than 10 months of suffering it's clear that this is life long. I also just talked to a guy who went to Mayo Covid Long Haul Clinic, the department head told him they have 0 people who recovered from POTS or CFS. This also goes hand in hand with my own research. I've been reading the medical literature and forum posts of vaccine injured people and I don't see really see anyone recover from this. People either fully recover in the first 6 months, or they suffer for the rest of their live. I'm now on almost 11 months with 0 improvments. It's pretty clear that the "vaccine" permanently damaged my nervous system.

Which one did you take?

 

[Eternaloblivionplea]

People saying that suicide is never rational. I think it's both a rational and emotional response to unbearable suffering.
My favourite cliche is "it's a permanent solution to a temporary problem." The human condition is a permanent problem?.

 

[mojabaka]

Which one did you take?

Pfizer, but all of them cause the same issues. It's the spike protein that causes damage to the nervous system and since all "vaccines" are based on the spike protein, they all cause nervous system and heart issues. And none of them are classical vaccines, which is why I call them "vaccines". Even non MRNA ones like Astra Zenica and J&J are not classical vaccines.

The biggest problem is that researchers are finally recognizing how dangerous these "vaccines" are, but they are still on the market.

Increased emergency cardiovascular events among under-40 population in Israel during vaccine rollout and third COVID-19 wave - Scientific Reports

Cardiovascular adverse conditions are caused by coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) infections and reported as side-effects of the COVID-19 vaccines. Enriching current vaccine safety surveillance systems with additional data sources may improve the understanding of COVID-19 vaccine safety. Using...

www.nature.com

Cutting Edge: Circulating Exosomes with COVID Spike Protein Are Induced by BNT162b2 (Pfizer–BioNTech) Vaccination prior to Development of Antibodies: A Novel Mechanism for Immune Activation by mRNA Vaccines

Key Points. BNT162b2 induces release of exosomes carrying SARS-CoV-2 spike protein.Abs to SARS-CoV-2 develop after detection of circulatory exosomes.Exosom

www.jimmunol.org

Circulating Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) Vaccine Antigen Detected in the Plasma of mRNA-1273 Vaccine Recipients

Abstract. Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) proteins were measured in longitudinal plasma samples collected from 13 participants

academic.oup.com

DEFINE_ME

The last study is extremely scary. They are still finding structual heart damage in children who got myocarditis from the "vaccines" 8 months after being vaccinated.

They claimed it's "rare" in the beginning, but the Israel study noted a 1 in 3000 chance of myocarditis post MRNA vaccine for under 30 year old males. It's unbelivable what's going on. I didn't even want to take it, because I knew that you can't develop a safe vaccine in less than a year, but my mother talked me into it.

You don't have to read any of the studies btw, I just linked them for extra credibility. This forum is actually great and no one here ever questioned my experience, but everywhere else I've been called a liar and anti-vaxxer. I was always pro science, but it's clear that nowadays "science" is just about Big Pharma throwing around money. You can release all the dangerous drugs you want as long as you have money. It's just like Boeing killed over 300 people by releasing a rushed and unsafe plane a few years ago, but this time we are talking about millions of lifes. Sorry for the long rant, but I'm so angry. The last two weeks I didn't feel anything and was just preparing for suicide, but after being insulted by my family again today, I'm angry again.

 

[Nolan96]

That deep down I don't want to die is also true for me. I only feel acutely suicidal when I see absolutely no hope left, which is increasingly often.

There's also a tendency to see suicidality as a first world thing, and statistically I'm pretty sure white males are most prone to suicide in the US, so I fit that too.

Moving around a lot, feeling socially alienated, having no firm sense of rootedness or stability, that's also me.

Maybe the "crying out for help" thing too, although God knows who could help me. (Few would even want to.)

 

[empty sighs]

That to an extent I'm delusional, at times in a complete disconnect from reality.