W3akCr3atur3
Empty and hollow
- Aug 3, 2020
- 358
I actually can't believe it. Last 3 years of my life was a complete nightmare. It was getting worse and worse till 2020. I felt doomed countless times and I just wouldn't believe I still can recover from all of that shit.
Since 2017 me and my mother to the UK. And I couldn't stand living there; education system, people, language, everything felt so wrong and I couldn't do anything, but plan ctb. I don't mind English, but I just couldn't use it as everyday main language.
I asked countless times to get back to Russia, but it never happen. My mother didn't care sightless about me suffering there and just kept telling me "you just need to wait and everything will get better"
Everything was clearly just getting more and more fucked up every day. I started selfharming a lot, reading suicidal forums and searching ways to ctb. Closer to the end of that period I even wrote a suicidal letter and planned to kill myself by December 2019.
Things were slowly getting better after January as I moved to a different country to my girlfriend, where I felt I'm at home. I'm Russian and now I'm in Belarus if anything.
But I never really felt happy or stable again. I just couldn't find happiness, I almost broke up the relationship few times so I can just finally kill myself. I was constantly triggered by everything and everyone and it was some of the worst times in my life. I found this forum, started talking to people about ctb, as it was the only thing I wanted and felt comfortable with. I even bought a rope "just in case".
After some time I had a really good chance to hang myself, but I couldn't beat SI. And not only SI I guess. After that moment I rapidly started to feel better. I didn't want to die anymore, I knew it. This sucks, but failed attempt of the suicide is what actually helped me a lot.
I still have the rope hidden, because I always know that I have control over my life. It helps me stay more positive and adequate.
This forum greatly helped me a lot during some of the worst times of my life.
I'm not leaving this site, but probably not gonna be there very often.
Thanks for everyone, who shared their stories, replied to mine and generally made this site what it is now.
Since 2017 me and my mother to the UK. And I couldn't stand living there; education system, people, language, everything felt so wrong and I couldn't do anything, but plan ctb. I don't mind English, but I just couldn't use it as everyday main language.
I asked countless times to get back to Russia, but it never happen. My mother didn't care sightless about me suffering there and just kept telling me "you just need to wait and everything will get better"
Everything was clearly just getting more and more fucked up every day. I started selfharming a lot, reading suicidal forums and searching ways to ctb. Closer to the end of that period I even wrote a suicidal letter and planned to kill myself by December 2019.
Things were slowly getting better after January as I moved to a different country to my girlfriend, where I felt I'm at home. I'm Russian and now I'm in Belarus if anything.
But I never really felt happy or stable again. I just couldn't find happiness, I almost broke up the relationship few times so I can just finally kill myself. I was constantly triggered by everything and everyone and it was some of the worst times in my life. I found this forum, started talking to people about ctb, as it was the only thing I wanted and felt comfortable with. I even bought a rope "just in case".
After some time I had a really good chance to hang myself, but I couldn't beat SI. And not only SI I guess. After that moment I rapidly started to feel better. I didn't want to die anymore, I knew it. This sucks, but failed attempt of the suicide is what actually helped me a lot.
I still have the rope hidden, because I always know that I have control over my life. It helps me stay more positive and adequate.
This forum greatly helped me a lot during some of the worst times of my life.
I'm not leaving this site, but probably not gonna be there very often.
Thanks for everyone, who shared their stories, replied to mine and generally made this site what it is now.