Venting You people need help. Life is precious.

[Concorde]

Just kidding. If life was precious, they wouldn't need to try to convince you of it all the time. If life was precious we'd want to stay.

 

[Chemi]

 

[littlecutecorpse]

maybe life would've been precious if this society didn't treat us like fucking tools to use and throw away when no longer needed. tired with them all trying to play hero just for the sake of their own reputation

on an unrelated note, rad username you got there. i <3 the concorde

 

[thisIsNotEnough]

Quality ragebait <3

 

[LaVieEnRose]

Well I think life is precious in the sense that you only get one and thus decisions resolving around forfeiting that life merit the ultimate in deliberation. But that fact isn't a definitive argument against quitting life.

 

[Pluto]

 

[вечный сон]

That's so fucking true

 

[FadingSnowFake]

We only have this one life, thankfully yes. And hopefully we won't get recycled into this again somehow. Maybe it's precious to the ones who don't see the need to opt out. Whether we decide to stay, is up to us.

 

[AngelTear]

Damn I fell for the bait, 10/10

 

[struggles_inc]

Lmaooooo

 

[newslaves916]

Bro I was boutta crash out
Good try bro

 

[Andarna]

 

[INYGTRMTFMO]

I mean, life *is* precious, and full of wonder and beauty and love,

and the fact that I'm still depressed in spite of all that makes me hate myself even more! :D

 

[LostZombie]

What a master baiter. You truely have mastered the bait

 

[Hime]

Lol I cracked my knuckles, ready to write but nvm. I also got baited.

 

[FinalesFunkeln]

Life kinda is precious... And I'd argue that most people here do need help. I think it's once you've exhausted all levels of help that continuing just isn't feasible. If someone is chronically ill physically and medication no longer helps, you put them on hospice. Or - in more progressive countries - there is assisted suicide. Why should we be treated with any less dignity?

I am currently on my last ditch effort for help. I'd like to be here if life can get better, but I'm just not sure anymore. I got better once and got off my meds, so I'm hoping my genuine efforts in this can help me want to stay. As of now, my life is amazing on paper, but I'm drowning. I'd like to experience the good on paper without the crushing mental illness, but we shall see. I am planning on one year of intensive therapy and psychiatric help. I feel this is a reasonable time to notice a drastic improvement as I'm having professional help multiple times a week. If in one year I am still going to bed every night praying to any god who will listen that I don't wake up, I have plans to end it. If in another year from then I have another relapse in mental health, I will also end it. What is the point of staying if life is mostly misery, even with fleeting moments of happiness? I do not fear death, only dying painfully. Quality of life is everything, and I would have exhausted every resource by that point.

I hope for happiness for all of you, whether happiness is finally finding recovery, or it's finally ending the pain that you put your honest efforts into fixing.

Godspeed, captains.