
lwovely
cat lover
- Oct 13, 2024
- 58
To be honest I have a weird interest in reading peoples suicide letters. Send me yours to read, I'm planning to write mine and I don't know what to do
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[Partner],
I'm writing this to you on April 2nd, and I'm thinking I'm going to go to a park trail sometime before May to put a noose up on a tree and stand there and see how I feel. That was my plan this fall before you saved me, but I still feel like my time is running out. If you're reading this, I've probably made a certain decision. I look back at what life used to mean to me and I realize now it feels like nothing. I remember when we were together I had purpose in going to school or work. I wanted to be able to take you on nice dates, afford a life together, and be able to buy you nice things. I wanted to be have health insurance so everything was taken care of for you - whether it was therapy or testosterone or even just orthotics. Now I feel like I don't know why I work.
There is a cliché I'm sure you know - "if I knew it was the last time, I would have [...]". So many things in life end with us only finding that out in retrospect. The last time I hugged you, kissed you, held you, told you "I love you" as your boyfriend, I did not know it would be the last. It was pulled through my fingers like string. I didn't work hard enough or cherish it and realize what it was worth. I miss it, as I'm sure you know.
But, the luxury I do get in this moment is making sure I get to write you one more letter.
I remember reading a Michelangelo quote that went "I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free". This quote makes me feel like people who do great things do not just wake up one day and decide to do them, but rather see something that needs to be done and do it. That's how loving you felt. I've gone over this a dozen times, but I remember meeting you. How you walked out to me standing amongst others, and spoke to me first even though you did not know me. Oh, how you were glowing to me in that moment. I could almost feel my soul pouring into you like honey. I did not see you and think "I could love you", I saw you and knew I had to. I think the rest of that evening, my eyes magnetized towards you every opportunity I got. You were the angel in the stone. I'm not sure I was ever really "talented" or meant to do great things like Michelangelo or other great artists were, but I think maybe even untalented people have their meaning. My meaning was you. In a life full of mistakes you were unique.
Everything I did for you did not feel like a choice but a compulsion. I had to love you, it was the only thing that made sense to me. It felt so fulfilling and satisfying in a way I could not imagine. You made me feel perfect in those moments, like I had done what I was meant to do. That feeling continued every single time I tried to do something nice for you. Writing you love letters, surprising you with sweets, buying you flowers, giving you a foot massage, telling you jokes, holding you close, or trying to help figure out how to do a name-change were all just so natural. It's what I looked forward to and thought about every day. When I was in class or studying or working or exercising, you were always on my mind. I remember there were so many times I was tired or felt unmotivated and thinking about you would always invigorated me.
I find you everywhere I go. At home at night when I floss I think of how before I met you I had not flossed and how you encouraged me to take better care of myself. I find traces of you in my speech, lingering like the scent of a snuffed out candle. Even when I try to distract myself, I find you. I go out to eat at a favourite restaurant and I think of all the times we had been there together. I buy myself some of my favourite ice-cream or treats and I think of how I used to eat them with you. I walk through my favourite park and I think of the time we spent an evening there together, celebrating your birthday. You have become my world.
Perhaps I am sick but I do not want to change. I do not want to accept someone or something else into that space, as doing so would mean deciding that you do not matter as much as you once did, or that the space in my heart which you once filled can be contorted to be filled by something else. I do not want to accept that maybe I'm ok with plan-b, or that I will have to forget the extraordinary and accept the ordinary. I do not want to give up what I care about, the world is full of people who don't care enough and I don't want to be one of them. I find myself lost. I feel left with this space in my heart, reserved for a boy who meant so much to me -- but who I was not good for. I wish so badly that it could have been different, and that I could have made the difference for you.
For my whole life it was impossible to imagine life past post-secondary. I would try, but no matter how many different careers I looked into I felt like my mind was just blank. But with you it was all different. I could look forward to lazy weeknights on the couch together or lazy weekend mornings in bed, both of us delaying getting up to spend more time together. I feel like I could close my eyes and almost see you standing in front of me in our kitchen, wearing comfy pajamas looking back at me. I felt like I would never get bored of our date nights. It did not matter if we were making pizza, watching movies, going out to eat, going for walks, meeting friends. I just liked that you were there. You told me to stay with you. You told me you wanted it to last forever. You hugged me, held me close, and loved me. You gave me something I had never given before: something bigger than my life. Something worth living for and fighting for. Something at last that was powerful enough to inspire me each and every day. My previous "aspirations" were all dulled by the cold and early waking of a late-fall morning. All those things were ok, but none were reason enough to get out of bed with a feeling of purpose in my heart. Even [my career] became that without you. They were not worth getting up for, but of course you have to work to live. You, however, were different. I had no scarcity of desire to work hard, knowing that maybe I could build a future for you and us. Again, I found myself excelling in ways I had previously failed. I found myself doing things I previously knew to be impossible. I turned from a 17-year-old with not apparent path in life to someone with aspirations. Something I wanted to work towards.
I want to say thank you for letting me experience all this. I look back at every part of my life with complete regret, but I do not regret any of those moments I spent with you. The only thing I regret from the time I was with you was all the time I wasted not working harder or cherishing it more. I regret turning away from you in bed at night, I regret not massaging you for longer or writing more letters. I regret all the time I spent bothering you, and I wish I spent this past summer working to try and be better for you instead of sulking.
I hope you know I only ever wanted to make you happy. I know I had shortcomings and there were a lot of things I wasn't good at. I think sometimes my anger at myself came through as anger towards you, but it wasn't that. You were perfect and I never ever wanted to hurt you.
I'm glad some of your wonders were revealed to me by the world, and even if sometimes I feel really angry towards the world I know you are proof that there is beauty in it.
I love you
I am disgusted with everything…To those who loved me and helped me, all love and courage. I wanted to live and to give and I got paralyzed somehow. I tried like hell to understand and couldn't…I think I would have been a liability all my life—at least I could take away the burden of a paralyzed soul from a fighting world.