Itstimeforpeace
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- Dec 20, 2018
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I am facing some jail time for some stupid decisions. Anyone else in this position?
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I'm not facing jail but I screwed up enough things in my life making stupid, impulsive decisions and can't stop doing it no matter how much I try. Don't really have any reason to carry on anymore and knowing I'll just continue sabotaging every good thing that comes my way and hurting other people is enough to make me want to ctb
Hi, this is my first message. Reading all these posts makes me feel like I have finally found a community that can understand me. OP, can you please tell why you are facing jail time? I am really curious.
Also, I have finally reached a point in life where I have rationalized my CTB. It has little to do with stupid decisions on my part and more to do with the fact that it was a genetic predisposition. An Asperger's syndrome that was never diagnosed which made me antisocial and feeling disgusted every day of my life. Now that I given years of thought to it, it turns out absolutely nothing can convince me to not CTB.
Looking forward to interacting with this community until I CTB in a few months.
Hi, this is my first message. Reading all these posts makes me feel like I have finally found a community that can understand me. OP, can you please tell why you are facing jail time? I am really curious.
Also, I have finally reached a point in life where I have rationalized my CTB. It has little to do with stupid decisions on my part and more to do with the fact that it was a genetic predisposition. An Asperger's syndrome that was never diagnosed which made me antisocial and feeling disgusted every day of my life. Now that I given years of thought to it, it turns out absolutely nothing can convince me to not CTB.
Looking forward to interacting with this community until I CTB in a few months.
Guilt, shame and regret is horrible to live with. I'm just trapped hoping that one day I will have the oppurtunity to be loved and cared for again and I no if I'm lucky enough to get that again in life I won't throw it away. That's about as positive as a I can get.Yeah, pretty much.
My life has always kinda sucked, but then I made some stupid decisions I came to regret and it was thoroughly fucked for good.
I'm not facing jail time, but guilt eating you alive your every waking moment is truly a fate I wouldn't wish on anyone, and this is coming from someone who's had severe depression for years.
Sounds awfully like meThat is me to a T. Glad I'm not alone.
Sounds like meI'm not facing jail but I screwed up enough things in my life making stupid, impulsive decisions and can't stop doing it no matter how much I try. Don't really have any reason to carry on anymore and knowing I'll just continue sabotaging every good thing that comes my way and hurting other people is enough to make me want to ctb
My wrong decision felt like a crossroad in my life. I finally had the chance to be happy and I didn't commit and chose canabbis. I lost the one person in life that believed in me until I let them down. i always thought I was going to die young. I always thought that and told people that but never in a suicidal way. I feel like I've written my own destiny.Now that you mention genetic predisposition, is it weird that I don't believe in free will at all but I still feel guilty has hell, to the point where I want to ctb for it, for what I've done?
That's way more positive than I could ever get.Guilt, shame and regret is horrible to live with. I'm just trapped hoping that one day I will have the oppurtunity to be loved and cared for again and I no if I'm lucky enough to get that again in life I won't throw it away. That's about as positive as a I can get.
The thing is, once you start to dig a little deeper into how our minds work, you realize that there's so many things influencing our behavior, from what we ate for dinner to the intrauterine environment we developed in as fetuses, that it becomes inconceivable to even entertain the notion of free will.My wrong decision felt like a crossroad in my life. I finally had the chance to be happy and I didn't commit and chose canabbis. I lost the one person in life that believed in me until I let them down. i always thought I was going to die young. I always thought that and told people that but never in a suicidal way. I feel like I've written my own destiny.
Sometimes I think that because at the time I made bad decisions I new they weren't good but I didn't realise the implications of my actions until it was to late. When I did wrong I didn't think about the hurt I would cause or the trust I would break. I hadn't learnt the value of trust. I thought it was ok because it was my addiction and it was but it affected others. Hindsight and regret have just zapped the life out of me. So I do agree that it was probably inevitable that I ended up in mental health depression hell but at least at the moment it feels like I've robbed myself of the chance to live and thrive. I suppose until I can change that mindset I'm fucked!That's way more positive than I could ever get.
I don't think I deserve to be loved and cared for because of what I've done, ctb feels like condemning myself to the gallows.
The thing is, once you start to dig a little deeper into how our minds work, you realize that there's so many things influencing our behavior, from what we ate for dinner to the intrauterine environment we developed in as fetuses, that it becomes inconceivable to even entertain the notion of free will.
So that crossroads that you felt your life was at wasn't a crossroads at all, you were "programed" to go down that path anyways.
Now, I don't buy it 100% myself otherwise I wouldn't feel so horribly guilty but it makes sense as far as I'm concerned. Check out "Behave" by Robert Sapolsky, not an easy read by any stretch but really eye opening.
Guilt, shame and regret is horrible to live with. I'm just trapped hoping that one day I will have the oppurtunity to be loved and cared for again and I no if I'm lucky enough to get that again in life I won't throw it away. That's about as positive as a I can get.