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Fubart
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- Apr 14, 2023
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Whenever I have strong suicidal ideation, I think about the illusion of free will, and tell myself that when I am suffering enough, I will go through with it. I give myself permission, and this somehow relieves me of a lot of emotional pain and anxiety. Sometimes I think about how much freedom I have to do anything before I kill myself with no consequences. Recently, I tell myself that I should sell all of my possessions and clean my house first so my parents don't have to. I figure the grieving process would be easier if I did not leave a huge mess to clean up. I have no friends or pets, and really don't love or even like my family. I fear I will simply reincarnate to another life of equal or greater suffering. I want the perfect plan where I simply disappear, without a trace. I have been through this cycle of thought for over 20 years now, so I have very low confidence that I will fully commit, yet the chronic suicidality continues. This is why I am in favor of assisted suicide. It is more common to die of natural causes while chronically depressed and suicidal, than to commit suicide. Even the worst mental illnesses have a low successful suicide rate, and sex is a great distraction, which means mental illness is often passed on to children. It's not a form of natural selection, rather it's often used as motivation to have a family, thinking it would give life meaning. Life is so bizarre.