AngelGirl
Cat
- May 18, 2019
- 167
I told some of my friends about my SI. I'm not really close to them but I told them because I knew they are good people and thought I could get some support.
But they don't take it seriously.
My dad doesn't take it seriously also. He thinks I'm depressed but whenever I say anything remotely about my SI he thinks I'm not serious and I just want attention. I never talked to them, my dad or my friends, extensively about my SI though, honestly find it meaningless to really go in details with how serious I am or my plans to kill myself. Cause when you die, you die alone. I'm not going to try to impress them with how seriously suicidal I am. It's meaningless.
But it feels really bad and I feel isolated because I opened up, which was difficult, but they think they know what's going on and thinks, "oh she's just depressed, we've all been there."
Whether I choose to kill myself or not, them not taking me seriously shouldn't matter.
But when I think about it, it's really upsetting.
I know I wouldnt kill myself just to punish another person, or to prove that I was telling the truth and they should've listened.
But it feels so bad...
I know the vast majority of people do not understand (are incapable of understanding) mental illness, etc.
but why is it still so upsetting?
Probably should not have told them. It was only going to hurt my feelings and if I do kill myself it's only going to traumatize them even more because I opened up to them before committing suicide.
Everything is just so terrible.
But they don't take it seriously.
My dad doesn't take it seriously also. He thinks I'm depressed but whenever I say anything remotely about my SI he thinks I'm not serious and I just want attention. I never talked to them, my dad or my friends, extensively about my SI though, honestly find it meaningless to really go in details with how serious I am or my plans to kill myself. Cause when you die, you die alone. I'm not going to try to impress them with how seriously suicidal I am. It's meaningless.
But it feels really bad and I feel isolated because I opened up, which was difficult, but they think they know what's going on and thinks, "oh she's just depressed, we've all been there."
Whether I choose to kill myself or not, them not taking me seriously shouldn't matter.
But when I think about it, it's really upsetting.
I know I wouldnt kill myself just to punish another person, or to prove that I was telling the truth and they should've listened.
But it feels so bad...
I know the vast majority of people do not understand (are incapable of understanding) mental illness, etc.
but why is it still so upsetting?
Probably should not have told them. It was only going to hurt my feelings and if I do kill myself it's only going to traumatize them even more because I opened up to them before committing suicide.
Everything is just so terrible.