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DiscussionAnyone feel like they've lived too long?
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There's a particular point at which I was about to make an attempt - method prepared and so on - and I didn't. In retrospect, it seems like I really should have. Up to then, my self-hatred was purely internal; since, I've just gotten more and more unable to function. It feels like I missed the perfect moment, though I might be biased by lost dignity.
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GentlyFading, Mr. Squiggles, Tmbass and 7 others
I'm 34 and I lived way too long. I caused nothing but pain and hurt to people. Should have been dead 5 years ago. My time is so close now I can taste it.
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CTB Dream, Endex, Pentobarbital_Plz and 4 others
60 here and what was the fucking point. I resent the physical body, its insistence on living is a tyranny. At this point I despair of ever finding it in me to end it. There's no way around it, ctb is a brutal act, yet limping on against our will is also brutal. Life is a predicament and as time goes on the fear of being old and helpless gets stronger. I've never made a serious attempt. So I limp on like many of us here, clinging to distractions and numbing myself to the pain as best I can.
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Joarga, Mr. Squiggles, bluem00n and 19 others
Yeah, even though people consider this phase of my life to be the beginning, I still feel I lived too long. Should of ctb when I was still young, now I'm forced to suffer.
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dead lightbulb, CTB Dream, Endex and 1 other person
As life goes on and on I wonder if I'm causing myself more damage and pain by staying alive continuing to fight when the war is over is my greatest battle and biggest question
200 years ago, life expectancy was 30-40 years. Many will say 30 is still young and is when life begins, but I feel I've lived enough, my natural time span is calling. What else am I going to do with the rest of my artificially prolonged life? Exactly the same thing?
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croctears, CTB Dream, Pentobarbital_Plz and 2 others
There's a particular point at which I was about to make an attempt - method prepared and so on - and I didn't. In retrospect, it seems like I really should have. Up to then, my self-hatred was purely internal; since, I've just gotten more and more unable to function. It feels like I missed the perfect moment, though I might be biased by lost dignity.
My Mum died aged 40. All my life, I was convinced I would do the same. So gutted that I'm now 42. I did have health issues a few years back that left unattended may have eventually lead to death (a gallstone in the bile duct) but the pain was unbearable and I got it removed.
Honestly though, my birth was described by doctors as a 'medical impossibility', so I'm pretty pissed off I made it on to this rock at all.
60 here and what was the fucking point. I resent the physical body, its insistence on living is a tyranny. At this point I despair of ever finding it in me to end it. There's no way around it, ctb is a brutal act, yet limping on against our will is also brutal. Life is a predicament and as time goes on the fear of being old and helpless gets stronger. I've never made a serious attempt. So I limp on like many of us here, clinging to distractions and numbing myself to the pain as best I can.
Fortunately for us, passive suicide in the form of surrender to some deadly illness, becomes a more and more likely opportunity with every year that passes.
The first time I tried to ctb, I was 10. I forced myself to believe what everyone said about things getting better, but here I am a decade later and it's only gotten worse. I just have more people to feel guilty about hurting now. It should've worked the first time.
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CTB Dream, Endex, lachrymost and 3 others
Yes absolutely. I foolishly had hope things would get better and also decided to follow my general morbid curiosity for life. Wish I offed myself at 15 like i had originally planned.
I've been in two car accidents where I was sure I was about to die and was at peace with it... that was such an incredible feeling. Unfortunately still here... not sure how. Not happy about it.
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Mr. Squiggles, CTB Dream, Endex and 3 others
Even one second of this life is far too long for me. I should have left this life behind as soon as possible, staying alive is the worst and most pointless thing. Only those who die are truly lucky, all that I have wished for my whole life is to achieve true peace that cannot be found in this nightmarish world.
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CTB Dream, Pentobarbital_Plz, StolenLife and 1 other person
When you attempt to CTB in your teens or 20s, the idea of having "your whole future ahead of you" is the carrot they dangle. Well, I took the carrot and deeply regret it.
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𖣴 nadia 𖣴, BruhXDDDDD, CTB Dream and 4 others
I'm 47. Last four years torture but grateful for a decent life before that. Fucked now though by a medical condition that is untreatable. It's actually so hard as I remember the good life but there is no way back to it and that is frustrating. Facings facts I'll probably CTB this week.
Never had a truly happy life but this last year I even I lost the feeling of excitement and anticipation that I had for the few things in my life that made me keep going. Everything that excited me stopped doing it. Its like Ive seen/done everything I had to. I dont know if someone else has this feeling I'd rather feel sad than dead inside but thats how it goes.
Thats why I cannot comprehend how someone can keep going until their 60-80s without having the same feeling and finding new things to be excited for. Maybe im too cold or a fucking robot psychopath but thats how it is now.
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Mr. Squiggles, CTB Dream, Pentobarbital_Plz and 1 other person
Every day I don't is just another day I disappoint myself and annoy those around me. It's just shame 24/7 and never fun, truly no fucking idea why I'm still here
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