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Omg yesI'm jealous of the terminally ill
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Omg yesI'm jealous of the terminally ill
Disgraceful is the right word, yes. It almost seems like there is something about human nature that prevents most people from having real empathy toward those who are weakened due to being stricken by some kind of disorder including something as simple, even if mysterious, as bad luck.So bloody true. And people around us in general too. We have a daily fight that is disgraceful. And people then assert our mental health is problematic to healing. Omfg it makes me so triggered to have to even justify answers to their bs. I can even imagine the bs said after I die: "oh see, I knew it was mostly mental health"….thereby belittling mental health AND the reality of my physical health experience.
You only get real and lasting empathy if you are dying. Most will be empathetic at first if you are sick or injured but as time goes on, this fades away and they expect you to just "get better already". It's really messed up.Disgraceful is the right word, yes. It almost seems like there is something about human nature that prevents most people from having real empathy toward those who are weakened due to being stricken by some kind of disorder including something as simple, even if mysterious, as bad luck.
Omg this is so true. Its like people are hesitant to ask how you are in case the answer is "no change". They only really want to hear that you are better or improving. "The same" is like too depressing for them. Terminal is different because then everyone gets to rally round and play comfort roles. And be heralded for their support.You only get real and lasting empathy if you are dying. Most will be empathetic at first if you are sick or injured but as time goes on, this fades away and they expect you to just "get better already". It's really messed up.
100% yes. No one asks me any longer how I am doing or feeling. They don't want to hear it any longer. And if you bring anything up, they often will go silent and not even engage. It's so strange!! I've even been told that I need to have joy in my suffering and stop wallowing in misery, and realize that everyone carries burdens and that because life is short, I will only carry these for a short time. It's horse shit. I'm expected to live like this for decades and it's not short. I've barely been hanging on by a thread for several months, let alone years. I'd like them to walk in my shoes and then tell me this.Omg this is so true. Its like people are hesitant to ask how you are in case the answer is "no change". They only really want to hear that you are better or improving. "The same" is like too depressing for them. Terminal is different because then everyone gets to rally round and play comfort roles. And be heralded for their support.
Omg this so much my experience too. Its like we have to do our best to not have others lives tainted by our presence. Fake the joy so we dont look unhappy, or bring anyone down. Bring anyone down??? Fml, try having some compassion and consider how we're doing well even being here. I wonder if/when we ctb what they'll say then? "Oh they really did need to try harder not to be miserable". Makes me mad. One day in my shoes and they'd be in utter shock.100% yes. No one asks me any longer how I am doing or feeling. They don't want to hear it any longer. And if you bring anything up, they often will go silent and not even engage. It's so strange!! I've even been told that I need to have joy in my suffering and stop wallowing in misery, and realize that everyone carries burdens and that because life is short, I will only carry these for a short time. It's horse shit. I'm expected to live like this for decades and it's not short. I've barely been hanging on by a thread for several months, let alone years. I'd like them to walk in my shoes and then tell me this.
I was given multiple drugs that caused permanent vidual and neurological issues so now I have to die very sad bc leaving kids behind but I'm disabled now after being a helathy active teacher and athlete very sadI will throw in my voice to keep this megathread going because people need to realize that the health care system is totally failed. There are people who have conditions that were not properly diagnosed and/or could have been prevented if the doctors and health care administrators did things properly. I will now almost certainly have to kill myself due to having a spinal disorder that could have been prevented if its early manifestation had been operated on long ago. Now I am forced to "live" with chronic pain, along with all my other problems, while being lied to and disrespected by medical doctors on a regular basis. Having to deal with their attitudes and bullshit only adds to my misery.
yeah things have been kind of fucked up between my dad who is has cancer and me who is depressed and suicidal. we both think the other should be grateful...I'm jealous of the terminally ill
I think everyone should have the right to done instead of having doctors torture them while they get to live a wonderful life. My wish is every doctor and asshole had to be in pain and not be allowed pain meds.im just venting here because no one else in my life understands.
last year i got approved to receive VA disability money because of fun stuff that happened in the military, and it allowed me to quit my job that was crushing my already-broken body day by day. it's been a reprieve from the daily torture, when i thought of ctb every single minute.
now i just stay at home all day and focus on churning out as much artwork as possible, because that is my life's purpose, and i feel frantic and desperate to get it all out onto paper before i leave this world, or else it will all die with me. but im aware that one day, very likely VA payments will be cut, especially under this administration, and when that happens i will eat through my savings and then say goodbye.
i just can't go back to the torture that my life was, and i don't have the skills or brainpower to get into a field where telework is common. besides, telework is disappearing, and those jobs are being replaced by AI anyway. i don't want to go back to selling my body and sanity for money.
and i can't vent about this to anyone because people act really weird once they find out you get money from the government that wrecked your body. the only ones who know are my family, and they don't understand why my depression didn't miraculously disappear after i left my job, and shouldn't i be grateful, and i can just get back to work if the money dries up, and i have nothing to whine about. maybe you guys think the same. maybe this website is a waste of time too.
i'm just so tired.
yeah things have been kind of fucked up between my dad who is has cancer and me who is depressed and suicidal. we both think the other should be grateful...
Omfg, I've had these thoughts before. Doctors just tell me to accept and live with pain. I hate themI think everyone should have the right to done instead of having doctors torture them while they get to live a wonderful life. My wish is every doctor and asshole had to be in pain and not be allowed pain meds.