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- Aug 10, 2019
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What would you do for your last few days on earth?
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I think I would do nothing that I don't already do. I have no regrets, I have nothing in my bucket list that I could tick off. I would probably do my normal routine, as per usual. I don't understand why I should 'test myself' because I'll kill myself. If treating myself would change anything, I would have treated myself differently a long time ago. But I treat myself well, always have. So there are no regrets, nothing that will make life towards death better or easier.
I love to watch the snow fall as well. It's very calming and peaceful. And I've also been eating a lot of junk & holiday treats, as well as the excess of alcohol mentioned below. I also agree with you about the movies. I don't know where you're from, but in the USA it's expensive as hell to go to a movie theater. The tickets, plus the popcorn, sodas, and candy are all expensive. And the movies are all either remakes of old movies, sequels, or turning a song or Broadway show or tv show into a movie. Hollywood had no original ideas anymore.I'm basically treating the last few weeks and this month as "my last few days" already since I sort of have a cap on when my CTB needs to happen. I've already eaten from some of my fav restaurants, and have been eating more junk food at home in comparison to my perfectly clean diet that I should have. I would still like to catch a movie at the actual theater instead of saving $ and doing Redbox, since that used to be one of my fav things to do, but It's kinda hard to enjoy any of it b/c of depression and numbing anhedonia, so everything is blahhh. If i do it then okay, but if I don't I won't be too disappointment. All the movies seem like a shittier version of something you've seen before anyway once you reach your 30s, lol. I've already gotten to stare out the window a few times over the last few days, at the beautiful slowly falling snow while contemplating life, thanks due to the recent weather, and that's the one thing I really wanted to see before CTB this winter. Box - checked off.
BlueWidow - it is so nice to hear you feel some optimistic and enjoying some of the little pleasures of life you enjoyed before. It makes me smile as I think of you.Today starts my final month. I plan to die on January 3rd. I have to say, so far it's been very freeing knowing it's almost over and I never have to suffer through another holiday season again. Also, anytime something happens that irritates me, I can tell myself that will be one of the last times I ever have to deal with whatever it is.
I'm also enjoying the holiday season more than I have since my husband's passing. I haven't decorated because that would take too much energy, but I've baked cookies and I've been watching all of my favorite holiday specials and movies, and listening to my favorite holiday songs. I've also been drinking a lot of Apple Cider Hot Toddies. I had never made one myself before, I had only had them in bars or restaurants. But I found an easy recipe online & I've been making them almost every night.
I'm working on my notes and paperwork I plan to leave behind and I feel kind of almost optimistic right now. I'm so looking forward to getting out of here. But I do suddenly feel like I have a ton of stuff to do and not much time to get it all done.
I love to watch the snow fall as well. It's very calming and peaceful. And I've also been eating a lot of junk & holiday treats, as well as the excess of alcohol mentioned below. I also agree with you about the movies. I don't know where you're from, but in the USA it's expensive as hell to go to a movie theater. The tickets, plus the popcorn, sodas, and candy are all expensive. And the movies are all either remakes of old movies, sequels, or turning a song or Broadway show or tv show into a movie. Hollywood had no original ideas anymore.
>sigh< Just when I was feeling more optimistic, my sister-in-law just told me that she's made a Drs appt for me this coming Monday, without asking me first. I know she thinks she's helping me, but I wish she'd leave me alone to enjoy my final month in peace. When I told her I didn't want to go because my insurance won't pay for anymore Dr appointments this year, she said either the Dr will treat me for freeBlueWidow - it is so nice to hear you feel some optimistic and enjoying some of the little pleasures of life you enjoyed before. It makes me smile as I think of you.
Tell one girl I love her and always have.