Supersadmommy90
Student
- Sep 24, 2019
- 186
You know how you always hear it said that people perking up and feeling better all of a sudden after a lengthy depression are at an increased risk of CTB. I'm at a place where I can understand that. I'm following my recovery plan for the next decade or two at least before I can have a hope of excusing myself from the party so to speak.That's the thing. My depression hasn't gone away, it's just been subdued by other things for the moment, but the desire to inflict a deadly blow to my person is like an old faithful friend that family and society disapprove of, so I have to sneak around in order to hide the friendship in a sense. This forum is the only place where I can hold hands in public so to speak. I view my postponing of CTB as my main coping mechanism with getting through the interim until I can finally enact my desire. I don't even want to rush into it honestly, or CTB prematurely. I feel I am giving myself all the time in the world to live life to the fullest. All the same I still can't wait to die. Unpopular opinion: It's healthier to embrace death than to fear it.