Saddest truth.

[Harleyyy]

People arent even able to come forward and when they do they are tagged as all sorts of attention whores or sickos. And this is the sad truth. No one cares until you're actually dead and then they victimize themselves and people feel bad that they lost someone close to them. But what did you do when they were alive?
I think that most suicides are not impulsive. People wait everyday for things to get better but are only remembered when they are gone.
Only if they cared that much when they were alive.
Therapy? It helps some people but how sad is it to actually pay someone such huge amounts when they majorly just play the role of a friend (i know they are medical proffesionals but just getting the essence here).
Prevention is better than cure? Lol.
Prevention doesn't even exist and then things become incurable.

 

[FluffyDove]

Yep. I told my dad I was suicidal and he laughed, and told me he would drive me to a cliff for me to jump, so noone had to deal with my body.

Noone ever takes it seriously.

 

[Inner_dialogue]

I've told the crisis teams I'm suicidal and they didn't believe me so... they never do until it's too late and then they are like " she should have come to us for help"

 

[NekoNomNom]

My friends scoff at my pain now, but it will only be after I'm gone that they'll "wish I had tried harder."

They know that there's only one thing that could help me, but it's all pretty hopeless now.

 

[Broken Chimera]

I was told if I was going to do it I would have done it already. They're going to be surprised when I take care of this last problem.

 

[MBlue]

Omg, I hate that ignorance so much So many people who asked for help died because no one took them seriously

 

[TheGoodGuy]

A bit easier to read at least to me but I am colorblind so that might be why.


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