BehindTheWorld
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- Jan 10, 2024
- 6
the only thing keeping me alive is my family. and not in the sense that they make me less suicidal, it's just that I don't want them to suffer.
i'm very grateful for them as i'm lucky that they've never done me wrong. it's just that there's no way to make them understand why i want to cbt.
life has treated them horribly. dad is a war veteran, mom's younger brother was killed in action at only 22, they had been homeless for years, dad's been working 2 jobs for the past 25 years, and recently my brother partially amputated three of his fingers at work.
meanwhile I'm definitely living great compared to them. i'm only 20 and a student on a scholarship. i've never had life repeatedly kick me with the things I can't control unlike them. so me killing myself would not just be hurtful but a complete insult to everything they've poured their life into.
i'm going to wait it out until they rest peacefully. even if i end my life just a couple years prematurely i'll gladly take it.
anyone else in a similar situation? what are your thoughts on the matter?
i'm very grateful for them as i'm lucky that they've never done me wrong. it's just that there's no way to make them understand why i want to cbt.
life has treated them horribly. dad is a war veteran, mom's younger brother was killed in action at only 22, they had been homeless for years, dad's been working 2 jobs for the past 25 years, and recently my brother partially amputated three of his fingers at work.
meanwhile I'm definitely living great compared to them. i'm only 20 and a student on a scholarship. i've never had life repeatedly kick me with the things I can't control unlike them. so me killing myself would not just be hurtful but a complete insult to everything they've poured their life into.
i'm going to wait it out until they rest peacefully. even if i end my life just a couple years prematurely i'll gladly take it.
anyone else in a similar situation? what are your thoughts on the matter?