My fucking thinking as of late has become unsound. There are stages to suicidal ideation and when you hit the critical stage you can feel it. You know you’re going to lose the battle, you’re gonna do something, you can’t think straight. In the aftermath of a suicide an inquest is held and the conclusion of these inquests is always the same namely the suicide took his or her life when their judgment had become impaired. You don’t know what you will do until you get desperate enough. I tried discussing my frame of mind with friends and got no relief. In reality nobody has friends you might have acquaintances or associates but no friends. There are moments of friendship but push comes to shove you’re on your own. In desperation I got in touch with a teacher from my schooldays, a highly evolved human being who likes to help others and a man I always respected, he believed in me and never gave up on me. Years had passed since we last met but like I said if you are desperate enough you will do anything.
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Yeah, I agree on stages. It’s what I fear, losing a bit more control. I’m monitored to all hell though, when I do someone is going to notice quickly. Seems like the whole world knows I’m on borrowed time.
However for me I find a way to hold the line, try to get it so it’ll be held another 24 hours. Some days, that’s as good as it gets. 24 hours without collapse, then I do again 5 times and that makes a week. The other 48 aren’t anything on the weekdays.
Then other days I step forward, where I keep my cool and don’t lose it until I get to the silence of my room. Today was such a day. I won today, as much as anyone wins this bumper car race.
So how is that going, this 24, how is the focus there?
Thanks heartless
I am so sorry things are so tough on you right now. I feel like I am slipping too. I understand that desperation for help. Anything that makes you feel different than this, has to be better, right? That’s what they say anyway. In any case, I hope you get through this, and the worst of it passes.
Cheers! Listless