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Polyxo
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- Mar 1, 2025
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Hello, after a bit of time lurking, I've finally decided to make an account! I'm so glad to have found this forum.
You can call me Polyxo or Polly :) I'm F, turning 24, and live in the USA. I'm a child at heart and love anything related to KPop, games, writing, novels, and the like! I'm an extreme homebody and live with my parents. I don't have friends in real life except for my younger cousin who I talk to only occasionally, and my older sister who looks out for me. I have one online friend of three years I consider to be close. I hope I can make even more friends here!
I've had suicidal thoughts since I was around 12 years old. I confided in my older sister at the time, who told my mother. My family and I sat down, and I remember my mother sobbing and asking why I would do such a thing to her (that thing being, having suicidal ideation). Since then I've done well to push any active thoughts down as I went through life as a student because of guilt and the fear of doing something "wrong" by engaging with my feelings. I've been passively suicidal the majority of my life, but since dropping out of college and beginning work for the first time last year, I have less reasons to push the thoughts away. I don't make enough money to live independently and I'm back in community college to try for a paralegal degree (only to show others I'm "trying"). My main reasons for wanting to CTB is because I consider myself a worthless failure. I was raised by immigrant parents who sacrificed everything to be here and their youngest child turned out to be a burden, especially compared to my sister who is extremely successful despite going through hardships of her own. I had it good growing up and I don't deserve it.
I have always lacked the ability to envision a future for myself, which has led to consistent patterns of self-sabotage, even though I know that I have great potential. Everyone knew I had potential and was disappointed numerous times by me. My low self-esteem, low motivation, and cowardice has created a spiral of self-loathing which I can no longer be distracted from. I want to die because I feel it would be better for everyone.
Thank you for welcoming me! It feels so good to put that out in writing. I have never, ever expressed these thoughts to anyone before, and now it's all there. I never expected it to be so freeing.
You can call me Polyxo or Polly :) I'm F, turning 24, and live in the USA. I'm a child at heart and love anything related to KPop, games, writing, novels, and the like! I'm an extreme homebody and live with my parents. I don't have friends in real life except for my younger cousin who I talk to only occasionally, and my older sister who looks out for me. I have one online friend of three years I consider to be close. I hope I can make even more friends here!
I've had suicidal thoughts since I was around 12 years old. I confided in my older sister at the time, who told my mother. My family and I sat down, and I remember my mother sobbing and asking why I would do such a thing to her (that thing being, having suicidal ideation). Since then I've done well to push any active thoughts down as I went through life as a student because of guilt and the fear of doing something "wrong" by engaging with my feelings. I've been passively suicidal the majority of my life, but since dropping out of college and beginning work for the first time last year, I have less reasons to push the thoughts away. I don't make enough money to live independently and I'm back in community college to try for a paralegal degree (only to show others I'm "trying"). My main reasons for wanting to CTB is because I consider myself a worthless failure. I was raised by immigrant parents who sacrificed everything to be here and their youngest child turned out to be a burden, especially compared to my sister who is extremely successful despite going through hardships of her own. I had it good growing up and I don't deserve it.
I have always lacked the ability to envision a future for myself, which has led to consistent patterns of self-sabotage, even though I know that I have great potential. Everyone knew I had potential and was disappointed numerous times by me. My low self-esteem, low motivation, and cowardice has created a spiral of self-loathing which I can no longer be distracted from. I want to die because I feel it would be better for everyone.
Thank you for welcoming me! It feels so good to put that out in writing. I have never, ever expressed these thoughts to anyone before, and now it's all there. I never expected it to be so freeing.