thishappened
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- Apr 3, 2019
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A long detailed letter in which all the reasons are thoroughly explained and there's no way they are able to blame themselves - will this actually work? Or is it better if it looks like an accident. With the method that I'm planning to use I can make it look like an accident however I'm not sure if this will actually help my family.. What scenario will cause less emotional pain?
When it's an accident:
- more likely to not feel guilty (depends on the kind of accident though)
- I will leave the earth with a lie
- I can leave no note behind.. so less closure and it wont be possible to thorougly explain my love towards my family for the last time
- my family will always think that it was a horrible accident and that that I would have wanted to live, they might will lose faith in the world
When it's a suicide:
- feelings of guilt — however can a very long and detailed letter minimise the feelings of guilt?
- my family will always have a note of me which can give them closure. They might understand the reasons and know it was my only choice left
I'm wondering which situation actually makes the grieving process for the family/friends left behind easier. I know that every situation will still cause for a lot of pain. However, which scenario do you guys think would make the grieving process a little bit less harsh? And what would you choose? (note/no note/try to make it look like an accident)
Edit: thank you for your replies <3. I have replied to them but my messages are waiting for mod approval, not sure why.
When it's an accident:
- more likely to not feel guilty (depends on the kind of accident though)
- I will leave the earth with a lie
- I can leave no note behind.. so less closure and it wont be possible to thorougly explain my love towards my family for the last time
- my family will always think that it was a horrible accident and that that I would have wanted to live, they might will lose faith in the world
When it's a suicide:
- feelings of guilt — however can a very long and detailed letter minimise the feelings of guilt?
- my family will always have a note of me which can give them closure. They might understand the reasons and know it was my only choice left
I'm wondering which situation actually makes the grieving process for the family/friends left behind easier. I know that every situation will still cause for a lot of pain. However, which scenario do you guys think would make the grieving process a little bit less harsh? And what would you choose? (note/no note/try to make it look like an accident)
Edit: thank you for your replies <3. I have replied to them but my messages are waiting for mod approval, not sure why.
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