Weebster
Everyone is alone. Everyone is empty.
- Mar 11, 2022
- 1,683
They're in fact exponentially worse than this site seems in their minds. The irony must hurt so much.
Because they enjoy the system. They get off on seeing people suffer
They are not the victims so they don't care.
hellispink
poisonous
- May 26, 2022
- 1,231
I feel the same. A lot of us want to cbt because society just makes life unberable with their requirements, judgements, rules, stereotypes and full blown hypocrisy. Yet they are like saying " oh your life matters" but when the person screams for help they are treated poorly. The system is made up only for some. The other ones (like me) are just miserable slaves.
Oblivion Access
I don't know anything
- Jul 5, 2019
- 333
So much goes into maintaining the existing order, that any one cog in the machine doesn't fall all that responsible for the end result... And frankly, they aren't, really. It's not some conspiracy to oppress us, most people are just trying to survive day to day and find joy where they can, without thinking about things too hard. It would indeed be nice if more people realized the way things are and our lots in life rather than laziness or a lack of some mythical grit or toughness is driving us to suicide.
FuneralCry
Just wanting some peace
- Sep 24, 2020
- 45,007
I think that they do not want to accept it, and many do not really understand what it is like to be suicidal as they are not suicidal themselves. I think that they live under a false belief that life is always worth living and that suicide is always irrational. Since they are not suicidal themselves they are unable to come to terms with the fact that wanting suicide can be perfectly rational in a world like this, we live in such a cruel and unfair world where there is unlimited potential for suffering. To me, the thought of suffering until old age is so horrifying.
People that didn't get messed up by there trauma or have none just don't get it and if you try to explain it they'll just try to convince you are being negative.
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Hirokami
Out of order
- Feb 21, 2021
- 607
Because most people are scared of accountability and change. It's much easier to give a generic response ("you matter", "life is worth living", etc.) than it is to admit being part of the problem.
hankbank3928
Student
- Dec 30, 2021
- 186
You bring up a good point. I think these normies are just so brainwashed by society that they think they are helping. Which is sickening.
