deathxoxo
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- May 14, 2019
- 28
Is it wrong to leave nothing behind? I don't think putting the effort into 10 messages 8 long letters is worth it anymore... not even for my mom. what do you think?
not_a_robot
"i hope the leaving is joyful, & never to return"
- May 30, 2019
- 2,121
If you love her, you should just at least leave that. It will comfort her, though not much.
If you don't love her? meh.
I would recommend not trying to say more than "I love you." though.
It gets complicated beyond that.
If you don't love her? meh.
I would recommend not trying to say more than "I love you." though.
It gets complicated beyond that.
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I'm personally leaving letters but only because of the pain and the so many questions left unanswered when my loved ones ctb and never left a note
I feel it will help give closure to my family n friends. And if it doesn't then I tried
I feel it will help give closure to my family n friends. And if it doesn't then I tried
deathxoxo
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- May 14, 2019
- 28
I do too I feel the same way. i'm just so tired when the medication I need comes I think that will be it for me.
there are only a few people I was to five closure to but even then..... I've stopped caring I've haven't ever truly experienced love.
I've written a lot of suicide letters to a lot of different people. I had a small boxed stuffed with them. I chose to give my friends & family all relevant suicide notes I made and burn the rest.
If I am going to put them through a lot of pain, they deserve the insight
If I am going to put them through a lot of pain, they deserve the insight
