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How lonely is it after you wake up from a suicide attempt and realise you can't tell anyone? :(
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It's horrible. The next day, people around me were acting normal and it was freaking me out, because for me, it wasn't a normal day. I was still processing the night, the fact that I was close to death, but failed.
How lonely is it after you wake up from a suicide attempt and realise you can't tell anyone? :(. This is a big fear of mine. Yea brutal
Yes I've ended up on wards before for treatment and it's not fun at all. Again a very lonely place to be and even more so once you go home and no body apart from staff at the hospital know so you have to carry on like normal.Shit, I wish I'd been undiscovered after my previous failed attempts. Every time I ended up in a ward, and *thats* miserable.
After two of my attempts, I felt very strange at home, I didn't know how to act, feel and exist, it was surrealHow lonely is it after you wake up from a suicide attempt and realise you can't tell anyone? :(
What method did you use? Was it painful? Did you dream of anything when unconscious?Shit, I wish I'd been undiscovered after my previous failed attempts. Every time I ended up in a ward, and *thats* miserable.
Why? Were you scared or what? What method did you use and was it painful when you became unconscious? Did you dream of anything?After two of my attempts, I felt very strange at home, I didn't know how to act, feel and exist, it was surreal
After another one I felt like I will hug a stranger on the way home, but it was late and noone was on the streets
What method did you use? Was it painful? Did you dream of anything when unconscious?It's horrible. The worst feeling. Not just that people can't handle it or would panic and send you to hospital, but also feeling like "if I tell anyone then that proves I was just doing it for attention". People make jokes about jumping off cliffs or one time I was on holiday with my family close to my chosen spot (beachy head) and theyre like "have you been here before?"
What method did you use? Was it painful When you were unconscious? Did you dream of anything?It's horrible. The next day, people around me were acting normal and it was freaking me out, because for me, it wasn't a normal day. I was still processing the night, the fact that I was close to death, but failed. They were expecting me to do the every day stuff, but I just couldn't. I almost wasn't even able to speak. I returned home earlier, because I was feeling really unwell, both emotionally and physically (I still had poison in my body).
Your yeah was for it being painful or yeah for dreaming?Yeah... I felt empty beforehand, &I've felt like a ghost ever since. Being around people is draining &I spend my days trying to fill the silence.
Your yeah was for it being painful or yeah for dreaming?
How lonely is it after you wake up from a suicide attempt and realise you can't tell anyone? :(
What did you realize? Share your thoughts with me if thats okayIt was more a realization, I don't often think about the shift in myself since my last string of attempts. It was hard to think about & put into words.