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My dad said that if I were to CTB, I should do it somewhere away from the house
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Because it lowers the property value of the house and cleaning a corpse costs money.
And yes, I still live with the people that made me want to suicide in the first place.
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mazolado, nemehawk, sleepingintherain and 16 others
I believe he is just being pragmatic, it is difficult to know what to say to someone who thinks about CTB.
What is your situation? What makes you want CTB?
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nemehawk, Homo erectus, Linda and 1 other person
I believe he is just being pragmatic, it is difficult to know what to say to someone who thinks about CTB.
What is your situation? What makes you want CTB?
Abusive parents. Typical story.
My dad didn't support my dream and took away my ability to enjoy life. My mom was the enabler.
They even forced me into going to college, even though I said I wanted to try something else first. I eventually dropped out of college with a fat fucking student debt. They are not gonna pay a single cent off of it.
I even tried to get family counseling or psychiatrists. They don't believe all that shit, and they think it's embarassing to tell others about the situation they created themselves.
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Que hart, nemehawk, sleepingintherain and 2 others
I did that once. And I realized I am just incompatible with this world. Not just with my parents, but the world, and lots of other people.
Maybe I can fix myself, but how long would it take? I'd be naturally dead at that point, if not I'd be on wheel chairs.
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Que hart, Homo erectus, ijustwishtodie and 1 other person
mid twenties.
haha I know I am still young to be this dreadful. But, really the reason why I can't be changed is because I refuse to change. I am a stubborn motha fucka like my dad.
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sleepingintherain, Homo erectus, ijustwishtodie and 1 other person
mid twenties.
haha I know I am still young to be this dreadful. But, really the reason why I can't be changed is because I refuse to change. I am a stubborn motha fucka like my dad.
Then some manner of threats thereafter.
Just one clue as to where their priorities actually reside.
Many people do not care. Not about you at least, but very much about themselves and how others perceive them.
Distancing themselves from our pain and suffering and inevitable end, even if they had much to do with the cause(s)…distances them from the appearance of guilt..or from feeling it..from having to empathize or self-reflect.
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reclaimedbynature, Homo erectus, ijustwishtodie and 5 others
I'm sorry you have to go through this but my mom once told me the same not to CTB in her flat or near where she lives. Not bc the property might lose value but more bc she doesn't want me to be dead.
Because it lowers the property value of the house and cleaning a corpse costs money.
And yes, I still live with the people that made me want to suicide in the first place.
Wow, and I thought I was the only one. My parents said something similar.
Can I ask people: What kind of toxic, sick parents would endorse their child's suicide? How common is this? And do they really mean it?
Back when I was at the peak of my game I was the Apple in my parents' eyes. They were so afraid of something happening to me that they prevented my brother from buying a handgun, for fear that he'd shoot me. I graduated from top 20 University and had a bright future ahead of me. From what I heard through the grapevine, they said that they didn't care about my other sibling, but if something happened to me my parents would blow beyond devastation. Fast forward after a traumatic brain injury and accident, I'm now trying to rebuild my life but in their camp and they're preventing me from doing so, I guess my value depends on my status and what spotlight of perception I shine on my parents.
What are these people called in psychiatry? Sociopaths, psychopaths?
Also wouldn't suicide still be a stigmatizing for the surviving parents?
So when parents endorse suicide, are they doing it with intent or just to bark out?
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My mom's gone. She was truly the only one who cared about me. I can't live without her so I'll be going soon too. The rest of 'em don't really care either way.
I guess that's the world for you. Most people are more concerned about themselves and have very little to spare for others. You'd probably find that kind of unconditional love only in a mother and even that is not guaranteed everywhere.
I guess to look at it in a positive light, one should be thankful that they aren't holding you back in anyway. I can't wait to get out..
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