Hello. Suicide hasn’t been that prevalent until recently. It was going semi ok until now. I need to get back on my meds. It hasn’t gotten to the point where all I can think about is jumping, but it is something that keeps popping up. I work nights, so coming back to the parking garage the only spots open are at the top. So I park and get out and go to the stairwell. There, right by the door, is a sign for a crisis hotline. It makes sense. They predicted that people would come up to jump off, so as a last line of defense the put there number in the stair well. Every time I pass that sign, it’s subtly taunting me. Like it’s daring me to jump. I’ve never used one of those hotlines. I already pay my therapist to hear my whine, forcing some dude to do it for free kind of pisses me off. I’m in calculus right now. I should be paying attention, but I don’t really care. I couldn’t finish or even start the last 2 homeworks because I didn’t understand any of it. Oh well. Whatever. Thanks for listening.
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I like hotlines, they are very friendly.
Totally feel you, it seems like the sign is just there to piss you off. But stay strong, get back on your meds and ignore the sign
How does medication help you?
I am 100% set on suicide so when they try to put me on medication, I’m like “What?” A pill isn’t going to erase my will/goal/dream to end my life as soon as possible.
It might help those who have intrusive suicidal spontaneous bursts, I presume, but as someone who has planned suicide 100% as their choice for 10 years and is happy with that decision..medication just ruins the good times/feelings that you had left beforehand.
Ehh I hate how unrespected my dying wishes are and how they force me on medication. I don’t even like the doctors or anything! Plus they roughhandle you and your sitting there like “you don’t even f*cking know me” or like they ain’t worth sh*t