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Does anyone in your life know you are suicidal?
Thread starterMia Wallace
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No, nobody knows about my Nitrogen tanks(first one I bought was insufficient but I can't just throw it in the dumpster)but they're well hidden, in case my brother comes by in a couple of months
My three closest friends know. None of my family know. Anyone I get close enough to, it tends to come out- it's bubbling so close to the surface. I tend to only really tell people if I get the sense they have considered it too.
If I manage to do it someday, I doubt if it would be a total surprise to anyone though. I suspect it's obvious that I'm at the very least a bit depressed and mal-adjusted.
No one knows, I have no close family, no friends. I only talk about work with my co-workers; they probably think it's just because I'm very private, but in actuality I used to expose more of myself (and liked to do that), but now I just can't - it protects both them and me I guess. But it feels so unnatural and complicated to have to have all these layers of interaction.
I'll put in this way. I don't think many in my family would be too shocked if I CTB. I'm able to put on a normie face for the tiny amount of others I interact with.
No. In my opinion, it's a bad idea to tell others about wanting to die as after all we live in a world where suicide is so stigmatised and our right to die is not respected. I do wish that suicide is accepted in society, and we could be open about our decision and then just exit peacefully without all of the secrecy involved in suicide planning.
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My mom knows. I deeply regret telling her though, as she immediately told a relative, forced me to talk to said relative, and threatened to call the police /mental hospital. We talked it out finally and came to a vague understanding, but that was scary. She reacted the same way about my sh-ing. Frustrating as hell.
So, I probably won't tell anyone else. I don't think anyone in my life would understand, as even the ones who have had suicidal ideation wouldn't like me catching the bus or even thinking about it.
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