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Discussionare you going to leave a note?
Thread starterunderscore_nine
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do you think you'll leave a note for your family/friends? I'm not really sure if i should or not, seems like a good idea to give my family some closure, but i'm also not sure what i would even say or tell anyone.
Yes, same reason as you, I want to use it to just give them some peace of mind on certain things so they aren't in the dark about everything, so if you want to I think you should, just think about any questions they may have like why you did it and stuff like that cause that's what I will do
I would personally if I had access to a reliable way to cease existing in the first place. I'd just explain how death is what I wished for and how now I'm at peace, eternally free from all suffering.
I will leave something for my mum because even if she's half of the reason I'm in this nightmare she at least cares and fights for me. I feel like I owe her that much. She will understand, she might not accept it but she will understand. All others are ignorant fools so I have nothing to say to them.
I don't think I will. I don't think they would need an explanation. My life is shitty enough as it is. All I could say is that I'm sorry but I don't see a point in that.
I don't think I will. I don't think they would need an explanation. My life is shitty enough as it is. All I could say is that I'm sorry but I don't see a point in that.
Never. I totally get why people do it, but I myself would nevrr even waste time on doing so. I dont have anything to say to anyone, no explanation, no goobyes, no anything. I dont need to blame anyone either. I'm leaving all my life savings, which right now is enough money to buy a fine used car, as an apology already. I want everybody to forget me and a suicide note would do the opposite of that.
I debate with myself about leaving a letter or not every day. I'm mostly certain I will, but a part of me recognizes that once I'm gone it won't matter to me either way. But there are others who will live on who do matter to me. I think a big part of my hesitation, and perhaps with other people's, is that you only get one chance to say what you want to say and that it won't be enough, or won't be quite right. So to avoid the mistake it may be best to not say anything at all. But I suppose that's why I've been drafting my letter for months now, on and off, to perfect it as much as I can. At the very least I would leave an apology for the people I rent with for likely having to find my body and that I could never be sorry enough for the trauma that may bring them. I have many different versions of notes I've worked on to send to my ex. She is a part of why I can't see a future for myself in this world. We still keep contact with each other and share much mutual love and care despite our separating and distance. I feel she deserves an explanation more than anyone, even if it can be hard for me to write genuinely without saying something potentially crass such as, "I cannot live this life without you in it". I want her to know, I want her to remember me and think of me forever. I know that she would whether I left a long explanation or not. Like I said, I'm still in the internal debating stage of it…
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