
lifesucksiguess
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- May 12, 2021
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I'm going to vomit out some info. Sorry if it isn't 100% coherent.
Anyway, I am considering taking some final steps to ctb. I have N. I should have anti-emetics tomorrow.
Things I need to do:
I am considering sending an email to my online friend to my BitWarden password manager. It is setup so he could salvage most of my digital life. I'd ask him to send all the valuable accounts I have to my nephew. I am thinking of changing my phone passwords and removing biometrics, but including the updated password in the stuff I send to my friend. This would be so my nephew can access all my 2FA services. I would set up a document, password protect it as a zip, include a hint that I am 100% sure my friend will get for the pw (it will be one of his own passwords that he uses as a meme), and then delay the send in my email. Just in case I mess up, I should have enough time to cancel the email.
My parents know my bosses at work pretty well. I am pretty certain they'll let them know pretty early. I have some projects at work that I will leave up in the air for someone to pick up the pieces. I'm not very well organized, so I feel bad for whoever has to pick up where I will leave off.
Anyway, I am considering taking some final steps to ctb. I have N. I should have anti-emetics tomorrow.
Things I need to do:
- Decide where to ctb
- I am home alone right now. I usually live with my parents, but they are both out for a while. If I choose to stay home I am 100% confident no one will find me. That said, I am not sure if I am comfortable dying in my home. My parents have already lost two sons to suicide before me. It might be extra traumatizing if I ctb in their own home.
- I could book a hotel. My plan would be to travel a little ways away from home so that way I can post a note to some of my Discord friends and make it impossible for them to find me. Some of them know people close to me irl. If I go to a hotel I can let them know I am going to die soon and they wouldn't know where to find me. I would go out of town to make it very, very difficult to track me down.
- Should I buy adult diapers, lol?
- Get my dog taken care of
- I adopted a dog 4 years ago. He has been great. I don't want him to go hungry/thirsty for a few days before anyone knows I am gone. I was thinking about setting him up at a dog boarding facility for a few days. I was thinking I'd let the people know that they can release my dog to my parents/siblings if they come by.
- I am 99% certain someone in my family will take care of him. He is a great, easy-going dog. Very little work required. My sibling lives across town and she has dog sat him before, but I won't be able to come up with a good excuse to get her to watch him. I could say I am going to stay with a different family member, but she can just ask that family member and that will raise suspicion.
- Decide on a note(s)
- I've already wrote a "note" of sorts to my family. I mostly want to let them know that I personally feel like my suicide has been a rational choice that I have been considering for over a decade. It isn't going to be a spontaneous decision based on recent events. I would also like to let them know that if they wish to honor me they won't join the crusade against suicide. Because of my two brothers who have died by suicide, they're somewhat active in a program for suicide survivors. I want to let them know that not all suicide is bad, and hopefully in my case it will be the best decision to make.
- I want to let my online friends know why I disappeared. A few years ago, I told a close online friend that I was going to kill myself using carbon monoxide. I decided against it, but he was a good person and didn't tell anyone (I think). I'm really close with these guys, and I want them to know that I am not ghosting them. I am just struggling with burdening them with my death. I can't decide if it is better that they know that I am dead, or if I should just disappear and I'll just be a meme among my friend of "remember X, he was a good guy, shame he just left out of the blue."
- I want to let my online friends know that they don't need to beat themselves up. This has been a decision I have been working towards for over a decade. I'm not solving a temporary problem with a permanent solution. I am solving all problems. I just want to not exist. I long for nothing.
- These past few years have been pretty good, all things considered. I want to let people know that somehow. I want to let them know that these past few years I have felt great. I developed some new hobbies that have been fun. COVID allowed me to work from home, which made going to work a lot more bearable. My concern is for my future. I'd rather just get things over with and avoid the inevitable suffering in the future. I haven't made good decisions for my future and I don't want to live with the consequences. I'd rather go out on a high note.
I am considering sending an email to my online friend to my BitWarden password manager. It is setup so he could salvage most of my digital life. I'd ask him to send all the valuable accounts I have to my nephew. I am thinking of changing my phone passwords and removing biometrics, but including the updated password in the stuff I send to my friend. This would be so my nephew can access all my 2FA services. I would set up a document, password protect it as a zip, include a hint that I am 100% sure my friend will get for the pw (it will be one of his own passwords that he uses as a meme), and then delay the send in my email. Just in case I mess up, I should have enough time to cancel the email.
My parents know my bosses at work pretty well. I am pretty certain they'll let them know pretty early. I have some projects at work that I will leave up in the air for someone to pick up the pieces. I'm not very well organized, so I feel bad for whoever has to pick up where I will leave off.