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noname223
Angelic
- Aug 18, 2020
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Maybe we could imagine the following hypothetical scenario. You meet a person that does not know anything about you. You promise each other to tell the other one everything about your personality while being fully honest. Is explaining you are part of a suicide forum here necessary?
For me personally telling I am longterm suicidal would be pretty essential. This forum probably too. I spend a lot of time in it every evening. It is like a ritual before I go to bed it calms me down and lets me become reflective. I think especially longterm members are more likely to answer the question with yes.
I often think about this forum. Which new threads I could make. Moreover if I experience something triggering most average people don't get this is a very good place for me to vent. I think being severely suicidal is kind of a (negative) unique experience. I think it is for other people hard to imagine how strong this desperation can feel. Suicidality is a state of mind which is hard to describe and probably different people experience it with different nuances. Not sure if there are different types of suicidality? Maybe that is an idea for another thread. Obviously one has to differentiate between the intensity of suicidal thoughts.
Don't know more intricate things to say. Maybe you can add something to the conversation?
For me personally telling I am longterm suicidal would be pretty essential. This forum probably too. I spend a lot of time in it every evening. It is like a ritual before I go to bed it calms me down and lets me become reflective. I think especially longterm members are more likely to answer the question with yes.
I often think about this forum. Which new threads I could make. Moreover if I experience something triggering most average people don't get this is a very good place for me to vent. I think being severely suicidal is kind of a (negative) unique experience. I think it is for other people hard to imagine how strong this desperation can feel. Suicidality is a state of mind which is hard to describe and probably different people experience it with different nuances. Not sure if there are different types of suicidality? Maybe that is an idea for another thread. Obviously one has to differentiate between the intensity of suicidal thoughts.
Don't know more intricate things to say. Maybe you can add something to the conversation?