Suicidebydeath
No chances to be happy - dead inside
- Nov 25, 2021
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This is how I'm thinking of approaching it, since they keep asking me whether I'm suicidal and I keep saying "no", and that might negatively affect my diagnosis and the help I need/receive. I'm pretty sure the person I love is going to be ok for a while, so I can take a little risk, for a better chance of recovery but absence from them, as well. As long as they let me tell her, which they should. Unsure where to post this, mod can move it to suicide or sticky it if it seems helpful I suppose. Maybe maybe a sticky with helpful medication if there isn't one already, admit I have not checked for that. So I put it in recovery, I put the other one about the helpful drug in suicide forum. Do whatever you want with them, just trying to help people yo :)
Here's the way I might open up about suicide without getting judged / sectioned by health/other people for "inappropriate thinking" or whatever. Trigger warning/assholes, Yeah someone actually negatively judged me for feeling suicidal before, on reddit or something. Wtf. This is why SaSu >>> Reddit.
"Yes I feel suicidal, but I'm not suicidal. Reaching out for help, is my suicide attempt. It just has a low risk of self-harm with a higher chance of receiving help. The way I see it, suicidal people have 2 main rational options. option A) "low risk" attempt to reach out and get help. B) A guaranteed attempt, tailored to individual's needs. E.g. a peaceful attempt. Some people also pick options C/D/E etc for various reasons with varying effects. I chose the most sensible option A that was available to me at the current time.
If I was suicidal, I would be dead. Since I have not acquired the means nor ever made an attempt and only felt that way, then I feel suicidal but I am not suicidal."
So something like the above. My A was going to A&E. The risk was COVID/random car crash/etc, which I didn't even consider as a risk really. The goal was to get help. Now I can get around that I said no to previous questions without appearing deceitful by saying that I heard them ask if I was suicidal and not whether I felt it, or felt it in the past. Big differences. I won't tell them I thought about doing specific things, that's probably ok, but too much risk for me.
Obviously you can tailor it to yourself, if you made prior attempts, going for option B-E etc, but it probably adds risk in this world we live in. Hope this is helpful to another person that is trying to get help, if I go along with this risk, I'll try to let you know how it all works for me personally, but everyone's situation is different. I can't guarantee a positive outcome from this.
Here's the way I might open up about suicide without getting judged / sectioned by health/other people for "inappropriate thinking" or whatever. Trigger warning/assholes, Yeah someone actually negatively judged me for feeling suicidal before, on reddit or something. Wtf. This is why SaSu >>> Reddit.
"Yes I feel suicidal, but I'm not suicidal. Reaching out for help, is my suicide attempt. It just has a low risk of self-harm with a higher chance of receiving help. The way I see it, suicidal people have 2 main rational options. option A) "low risk" attempt to reach out and get help. B) A guaranteed attempt, tailored to individual's needs. E.g. a peaceful attempt. Some people also pick options C/D/E etc for various reasons with varying effects. I chose the most sensible option A that was available to me at the current time.
If I was suicidal, I would be dead. Since I have not acquired the means nor ever made an attempt and only felt that way, then I feel suicidal but I am not suicidal."
So something like the above. My A was going to A&E. The risk was COVID/random car crash/etc, which I didn't even consider as a risk really. The goal was to get help. Now I can get around that I said no to previous questions without appearing deceitful by saying that I heard them ask if I was suicidal and not whether I felt it, or felt it in the past. Big differences. I won't tell them I thought about doing specific things, that's probably ok, but too much risk for me.
Obviously you can tailor it to yourself, if you made prior attempts, going for option B-E etc, but it probably adds risk in this world we live in. Hope this is helpful to another person that is trying to get help, if I go along with this risk, I'll try to let you know how it all works for me personally, but everyone's situation is different. I can't guarantee a positive outcome from this.
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