Every day there is something new–some new problem, some new slight real or imagined.  I don’t want to deal with them anymore.
I need to make a decision soon on the best way to die.  Any spare moment I have is spent thinking about the best way to kill myself. Part of me wants to get a gun and shoot myself in the head in the middle of the woods. That way even if I don’t die right away, I’ll bleed out.  A gunshot to the head is lethal, about 100 percent effective especially if I do it in a secluded area and no one finds me for several days. An exit bag seems like a lot of trouble to put together, and I’m sure that my wife would question the purchase of the drugs, etc., when they show up on my credit cards. I thought that I had a fail-safe plan with a train, but the one railroad crossing that has no barriers up on it was just closed. The barriers make me think about not killing myself, and when I think about it I lose my nerve.  I could have a couple of drinks and walk in front of a train. The only problem with that is that if I am drunk I might end up not staying on the tracks and dying.
I hate this.
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If you are already willing to die why feel obliged to deal with each new slight and problem?
If you have nothing to lose, why not live the life you have left as if you have nothing to lose.