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If you lived alone do you think you’d be dead by now?

  • Yes

    Votes: 28 56.0%
  • No

    Votes: 13 26.0%
  • Don’t know

    Votes: 9 18.0%

  • Total voters
    50
insectontrial

insectontrial

Member
Jan 29, 2026
75
I live alone and I'm planning to CTB soon (I have tested out my preferred method, and have come close to not backing out of it and just wanting to let the situation play out). I lived alone between late 2018 to mid 2022 and then lived with my family until late 2025. I attempted to CTB in 2022 towards the end of my previous time living alone, too, so I've personally voted "Don't know" on the basis of this entire situation.
 
sinnrr-sistrr

sinnrr-sistrr

Member
Apr 13, 2026
38
I honestly know a few people who would CTB if they could never live alone (or at least leave their current situation). That was me at my worst too, so I voted no. Living alone made me not CTB.
 
insectontrial

insectontrial

Member
Jan 29, 2026
75
I honestly know a few people who would CTB if they could never live alone (or at least leave their current situation). That was me at my worst too, so I voted no. Living alone made me not CTB.
Interesting you say that. I have abusive parents. When I was living with them the thoughts were really strong but I knew I couldn't CTB because of the chance of my younger siblings finding me. One of my greatest fears is losing independence - I have a rare genetic disorder which caused my autism, but is also associated with adult-onset seizures, and cognitive decline starting between the 30s and 40s (I'm currently 26). The thought of having to return to them as my "next of kin" is terrifying. I'm close to my grandparents, who briefly raised me, but I don't think they'll be around for much longer.
 
instormdrains

instormdrains

Member
Oct 29, 2025
73
I usually sneak out of my house really late at night for attempts so familly isn't really the problem. I would have a higher frequency of attempts so maybe that would put me under
 
Topaz111

Topaz111

I can feel this body in revolt
Mar 9, 2026
189
Absolutely yes, I despise not being able to live alone.
If I lived alone I wouldn't have to worry about picking the right time to make sure I'm home alone for as long as possible and I wouldn't have to worry if 6-7 hours of not being disturbed will be enough.
If I lived alone I would also be able to practice finding my carotid arteries more and get more comfortable with hanging again by training first and I wouldn't have to worry about them seeing marks on my neck.
 
Green Destiny

Green Destiny

Life isn't worth the trouble.
Nov 16, 2019
919
If I lived alone I'd feel comfortable knowing that I could make an attempt at any point if I wanted. Unfortunately that's never going to happen because it's so dang expensive to live alone anywhere in the U.S.
 
T

thelostautistic

Arcanist
Jul 31, 2025
408
I feel like living alone would be great for my mental health as long as I don't stay isolated. If I'm on my own too much it could make it worse
 
delinquentsandwich

delinquentsandwich

Member
Jan 23, 2026
40
if I could go within the comfort of my own home that I've known all my life- I'd be so happy

unfortunately my mother relies on me after my father recently passed
I was planning on going after he did but oh well

my answer is yes though
I will just have to wait a little bit longer I guess
 
squiddedoutt

squiddedoutt

shorky dorky
Feb 23, 2026
61
surely yea, less barrier to doing it in so many ways
 
I

ihatemybones

New Member
Dec 6, 2024
3
I think moving out would be a net positive on my mental health, especially if it was with a friend.

I think the environment I'm in contributes mostly to the situation in which I find myself.

Of course who's to say anything will get better though. I think in my case it would slightly, but ultimately I'll end up back to where I am now sadly.

Hence I'll vote I don't know.
 
unluckysadness

unluckysadness

Enlightened
Jul 9, 2025
1,133
I live alone since 20 years and unfortunately I'm still here. Living alone doesn't mean it's easier to ctb. SI is the same.
 
nitritegirl

nitritegirl

anguish.
Jun 26, 2025
84
yes i think i only have not ctb yet because it always depends on if who i live with is sleeping or is not home and i need to calculate time before being found... if i didnt have to do any of that i'd have probably already ctb
 
TAW122

TAW122

Emissary of the right to die.
Aug 30, 2018
7,491
Absolutely, and a big part of the reason that I haven't CTB'd yet was due to the lack of circumstance and good timing. I live with parents unfortunately. I've made up my decision years ago, and just keeps being deferred and delayed, but my wish to end my suffering has never wavered, it's just a very long waiting line at the bus stop, but hopefully I'll punch my bus ticket when everything is as ideal as possible.