sleepingrabbit
The fake jade rabbit
- Aug 1, 2024
- 27
I can't talk about my true thoughts on suicide with my therapist because they, like everything therapist I've ever encountered, will want to have me committed.
I can't spend my entire life in a psych ward just because everyone is hellbent on throwing me in one the second I open my mouth about wanting to kill myself. I always want to kill myself and at this point that's probably never going to change entirely.
No one ever seems to do anything to help that isn't just throwing another "baby's first coping mechanism" at me hoping it'll keep me stable enough not to jump in the road. It's like bandaids vs surgery.
When I'm drowning, nothing being offered as a life raft is ever truly enough. I still feel alone. Even with support I still feel alone.
What's worse is that I can't talk about what's bothering me because therapists freak out the second things get too dark and I'm saying something they just don't know how to respond to. Which means I can't talk about how the first thing I want to do in the morning 7-9 times out of 10 is not be awake - either by being asleep and unaware of the world or by killing myself. If I try to, they start thinking about hitting the panic button and calling another mental hospital.
Everyone says they want to help me, but no one actually helps. I'm putting in the work myself, I've worked so hard to stay alive and try and improve my outlook, life, whatever! Therapy, support network, pills, etc.
So why do I still feel like I'm the only one I actually CAN rely on?
That's why I keep it so close to my chest that I don't think it's ever going to get better. And I don't even really care if it does anymore. I just want to be gone regardless. I just want relief.
No one wants to hear me say stuff like this, but that just means I have no where to say it. No place but here to let the thought be heard.
I can't spend my entire life in a psych ward just because everyone is hellbent on throwing me in one the second I open my mouth about wanting to kill myself. I always want to kill myself and at this point that's probably never going to change entirely.
No one ever seems to do anything to help that isn't just throwing another "baby's first coping mechanism" at me hoping it'll keep me stable enough not to jump in the road. It's like bandaids vs surgery.
When I'm drowning, nothing being offered as a life raft is ever truly enough. I still feel alone. Even with support I still feel alone.
What's worse is that I can't talk about what's bothering me because therapists freak out the second things get too dark and I'm saying something they just don't know how to respond to. Which means I can't talk about how the first thing I want to do in the morning 7-9 times out of 10 is not be awake - either by being asleep and unaware of the world or by killing myself. If I try to, they start thinking about hitting the panic button and calling another mental hospital.
Everyone says they want to help me, but no one actually helps. I'm putting in the work myself, I've worked so hard to stay alive and try and improve my outlook, life, whatever! Therapy, support network, pills, etc.
So why do I still feel like I'm the only one I actually CAN rely on?
That's why I keep it so close to my chest that I don't think it's ever going to get better. And I don't even really care if it does anymore. I just want to be gone regardless. I just want relief.
No one wants to hear me say stuff like this, but that just means I have no where to say it. No place but here to let the thought be heard.