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- Aug 4, 2018
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Over the last few weeks I've been coming off my antidepressants, because of some manufacturing issues where I can't easily access them anymore.
In these past weeks, I've wanted to die. I've actively thought about my method and started writing bits of notes, and I'm making less of an effort in work because I don't see the point if I'm ultimately gonna end up dead.
I feel.. not great. But why do my mum and people around me keep saying how upbeat and better I seem? What is this fuckery whereby I know I want to die, yet I'm coming across as doing really well (if not better than I was on antidepressants).
Surely I should be happy that people think I'm doing well? I don't know. I just know that one day I want to die, and I'd quite like it to be soon... but when everything about me says otherwise... am I supposed to just switch around and roll with it?
Why do I come across like this when my head doesn't want that?
In these past weeks, I've wanted to die. I've actively thought about my method and started writing bits of notes, and I'm making less of an effort in work because I don't see the point if I'm ultimately gonna end up dead.
I feel.. not great. But why do my mum and people around me keep saying how upbeat and better I seem? What is this fuckery whereby I know I want to die, yet I'm coming across as doing really well (if not better than I was on antidepressants).
Surely I should be happy that people think I'm doing well? I don't know. I just know that one day I want to die, and I'd quite like it to be soon... but when everything about me says otherwise... am I supposed to just switch around and roll with it?
Why do I come across like this when my head doesn't want that?