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Seeking support for suicidal thoughts

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hollowpuma762 hollowpuma762 Active Member
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joined Feb 2015
#61 ·
rapidgull3 said:How does someone deal with suicidal thoughts being on their mind every single day?

You just have to realize how much potential you actually have—how many incredible things you’d be tossing straight into the trash if you checked out early. And try to wrap your head around the fact that there's no shortcut to getting through the "suffering."
In the next cycle, it's the exact same crap waiting for you, only this time you'll probably be dealing with the fallout from cutting corners.

So, take a look, bite the bullet, or just screw yourself over later...
Eric Jackson11 Eric Jackson11 Active Member
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joined Jul 2012
#62 ·
Let’s try shifting the focus toward the idea that no one will ever find you after you're gone. Just dwell on that concept... how to end things so completely that you remain undiscovered.
Once you finally land on a solution, the urge to do it might just fade away...
Come on, let's hear some ideas!
How to make a suicide look impossible to trace!
hiddenhawk3 hiddenhawk3 Active Member
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joined Oct 2007
#63 ·
hollowpuma762 said:You just have to realize how much potential you actually have—how many incredible things you’d be tossing straight into the trash if you checked out early. And try to wrap your head around the fact that there's no shortcut to getting through the "suffering."
In the next cycle, it's the exact same crap waiting for you, only this time you'll probably be dealing with the fallout from cutting corners.

So, take a look, bite the bullet, or just screw yourself over later...

🤷
when it all goes south 🙂
Rebecca Scott3 Rebecca Scott3 Active Member
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joined Jan 2009
#64 ·
Eric Jackson11 said:Let’s try shifting the focus toward the idea that no one will ever find you after you're gone. Just dwell on that concept... how to end things so completely that you remain undiscovered.
Once you finally land on a solution, the urge to do it might just fade away...
Come on, let's hear some ideas!
How to make a suicide look impossible to trace!

jumping into an industrial steel furnace when nobody's watching... leaves zero remains... it's a fact... I knew a guy who tried something similar... but unfortunately, he left one tiny little thing behind on the floor where he jumped, so they knew he was there... and that's all they ever found...
Rebecca Scott3 Rebecca Scott3 Active Member
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joined Jan 2009
#65 ·
...and maybe the title should just be... how to actually handle life... before I decide to call it quits because everything feels way too heavy to carry on my own.
coastaltrucker10 coastaltrucker10 Newcomer
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joined Feb 2009
#66 ·
Rebecca Scott3 said:jumping into an industrial steel furnace when nobody's watching... leaves zero remains... it's a fact... I knew a guy who tried something similar... but unfortunately, he left one tiny little thing behind on the floor where he jumped, so they knew he was there... and that's all they ever found...

Good grief. That is brutal. I've never heard of anyone choosing to go out that way. 😕

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