Sayo
Not 2B
- Aug 22, 2018
- 520
I don't know, but this question is why I signed up. (I was lurking before) People's answers were illuminating on a lot of levels and I was gratified to read them, also to think a bit deeper about my own relationship with taking the path of least resistance to live.
I've been suicidal for fifteen years, and I've learned it's easy for me to think of how I could extend my life by solving my immediate problems for a boost and that occasionally makes me feel calm, but the sicker I get on every axis and the less motivated to struggle to be part of the world I am, the less I see that as hope so much as survival instinct. I often mentally juxtapose it with the almost guaranteed relief of non-existence and it's waning.
I've been suicidal for fifteen years, and I've learned it's easy for me to think of how I could extend my life by solving my immediate problems for a boost and that occasionally makes me feel calm, but the sicker I get on every axis and the less motivated to struggle to be part of the world I am, the less I see that as hope so much as survival instinct. I often mentally juxtapose it with the almost guaranteed relief of non-existence and it's waning.