Wheelz1985
Ready to roll out.
- Mar 19, 2020
- 39
I'm 34, a paraplegic, who also had a leg amputated in Nov. 2019. I live alone, no job, nor have I ever really had one.
No motivation to work or change. My life has seemed to always been such a p.o.s. that I've thought about kms everyday for at least 10 years.
Something was keeping me here and it took me forever to find out what it was. Just a mix of my survival instinct and the few people I had in my life.
Now I have no one close to me. I don't talk to anyone or go outside ever, no vehicle and I'm just done.
I've decided to do a partial hanging, but haven't decided If I want to tie the noose around my neck and then slowly fall out of my wheelchair until It's basically a full suspension. Or If I want to do it sitting up and leaning or falling into it. I've tried once before but I chickened out as soon as my vision started to fade. I'm confident now I can do it without backing out. I live alone, so not being found or interrupted is not a problem. I have 2 little dogs I love like children, my mother will take them though. So really it's just me deciding the right time. It's getting easier to let go.. Especially when everyday is the exact same. Wake up, lay in bed for hours, on netflix or youtube. When I say lay in bed for hours, that's just before I get up once. I literally lay in bed 24/7 anymore. Dead inside already. Thanks for reading my bullshit story. I've read a lot of others. We're all dealing with stupid fucking life. Lucky are the people not in the mire of this darkness.
No motivation to work or change. My life has seemed to always been such a p.o.s. that I've thought about kms everyday for at least 10 years.
Something was keeping me here and it took me forever to find out what it was. Just a mix of my survival instinct and the few people I had in my life.
Now I have no one close to me. I don't talk to anyone or go outside ever, no vehicle and I'm just done.
I've decided to do a partial hanging, but haven't decided If I want to tie the noose around my neck and then slowly fall out of my wheelchair until It's basically a full suspension. Or If I want to do it sitting up and leaning or falling into it. I've tried once before but I chickened out as soon as my vision started to fade. I'm confident now I can do it without backing out. I live alone, so not being found or interrupted is not a problem. I have 2 little dogs I love like children, my mother will take them though. So really it's just me deciding the right time. It's getting easier to let go.. Especially when everyday is the exact same. Wake up, lay in bed for hours, on netflix or youtube. When I say lay in bed for hours, that's just before I get up once. I literally lay in bed 24/7 anymore. Dead inside already. Thanks for reading my bullshit story. I've read a lot of others. We're all dealing with stupid fucking life. Lucky are the people not in the mire of this darkness.