MeltingHeart

MeltingHeart

Visionary
Sep 9, 2019
2,151
I cant work out what kind of mood I should try and get in to overcome SI-is it better to be kind of really fired up, mayb have alot of coffee, wired, with a kind of anger & rage at life to make me feel sort of 'psyched ' up to give me the drive to ctb - or try and trick myself to be as calm as possible (hard when I feel intense fear), try and feel more reflective, contemplative-like this is simply what must be done, more of a kind of resignation-that whilst it is sad-this is unfortunetly the only way to end my suffering, maybe listen to come calming music-sadly i have no sedative type meds - what mood do you think is best/ or you will be in if/ when you reach that point?
 
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Stan

Stan

Factoid Hunter
Aug 29, 2019
2,589
Determined. I will will be training my mind to be determined.
 
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trynacbt

trynacbt

Arcanist
Sep 28, 2019
476
Determined sounds good. For me I think also a feeling of agency or control. Like, this is what I've chosen to do. This is why. Here is the way that I am going to do it, and I am the one who set all of this up.
But that's probably because one of the big reasons I want to do it is my belief that I will never be fully independent.
 
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GreenDagny

GreenDagny

Member
Oct 9, 2019
49
When I feel most able I am not angry, bitter or grieving. I am in the peaceful "This is the best and kindest decision I can make for myself" state of mind, a happy excitement almost. I feel that would help with any possible pain as well, acceptance and not fighting it. I am most unable to when I have actual symptoms bizarrly enough because of being in such an anxious and uncomfortable state it makes me more afraid of the process. I am still on the fence as far as hope which is why I have not made any serious actions, but I am going to make sure I have good options that I am not afraid of, if it is needed.
 
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Dawn0071111

Dawn0071111

Hungry Ghost
Dec 9, 2018
570
For me melacholoy & despair..... just sinking into the deep sadness
 
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blackflag1

Experienced
Oct 6, 2019
214
I tend to see narcotics and benzos in the toxicology on many suicide victims. High BAC is also quite common. Drug/Liquid courage is what we call it. Most common methods are fire arms, deliberate overdose of narcotics/drugs, fall injuries from jumps and the recently increasing SN deaths.
 
MeltingHeart

MeltingHeart

Visionary
Sep 9, 2019
2,151
For me melacholoy & despair..... just sinking into the deep sadness
i feel like i will prob end up feeling a crazy/ v confusing mix of everything when the time comes-but deep despair will prob be a huge part of it.
I tend to see narcotics and benzos in the toxicology on many suicide victims. High BAC is also quite common. Drug/Liquid courage is what we call it. Most common methods are fire arms, deliberate overdose of narcotics/drugs, fall injuries from jumps and the recently increasing SN deaths.
wish i had a few bnzos . hope they dont clamp down on availability of sn-like you need to be a caterring company and only buy in huge bulk kinda thing
 
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blackflag1

Experienced
Oct 6, 2019
214
i feel like i will prob end up feeling a crazy/ v confusing mix of everything when the time comes-but deep despair will prob be a huge part of it.

wish i had a few bnzos . hope they dont clamp down on availability of sn-like you need to be a caterring company and only buy in huge bulk kinda thing

SN has quite a few uses. It would be difficult to clamp down on it but I never put anything past politicians. Lol.
 
Blackjack

Blackjack

I’ll be watching...
Aug 6, 2019
777
I tend to see narcotics and benzos in the toxicology on many suicide victims. High BAC is also quite common. Drug/Liquid courage is what we call it. Most common methods are fire arms, deliberate overdose of narcotics/drugs, fall injuries from jumps and the recently increasing SN deaths.
Are you a licensed medical Doctor?
 
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blackflag1

Experienced
Oct 6, 2019
214
I have not asked you to divulge personal information. I respectfully decline to answer that question. Next?