Ever Thought About Suicide?

Ricster said:
Like doing it to yourself? I have on several occasions, but never actually done anything to go that extra step.
Not that i would anyway, but just wondered, why do those thoughts go through my head? Is it just me, or are there others too?
Albert Camus, the famous French Existentialist philosopher regards this (the question of suicide) as the most important question that people have to answer. Is life worth the bother or not? I think most people ask themselves this question in the end, even if they keep it to themselves...
 
I've felt like dying at certain times, but decided I was being stupid because my life is pretty good and more importantly it would be massively unfair on my loved ones.
 
This thread just highlights there are so many unhappy people in the world getting on with their lives yet inside they are dying....shocking and sad....

hope you all sort it out...

Just a question to all those feeling this bad....what would improve your situation?

A women

Kids

Job

Money

Something else??

It just seems mad to BB2.0
 
Never really thought about it, although there are times when you are standing over the edge of something and you just think what if I jumped? Nothing just blackness afterwards. However the selfishness of such an act would stop me and anybody in a situation to think clearly to not do something so terrible and uneccessary.

But I do know people who have tried to commit sucide, perfectly normal people that you wouldn't have believed if they haven't told me. A mate of mine told me when he was in Secondary school, before I knew him, he'd swallowed a load of pills because he was being bullied, enough to kill somebody but somehow survived (obviously after being forced to throw up afterwards). The fact I was only the second person he'd told about this, it took him 5 years of being mates to do so must have been a big step. He moved to Austrailia, think he had to leave the country to really restart his life again. Also I met a girl while in Hong Kong who told me (don't know why), that she'd tried to kill herself and showed me the scars, freaked me out slightly. It was about some lad that had cheated on her.

What you do notice is that those that have been to the brink often come out with the most lust for life you'll find anywhere. Personally I'm too emotionally detatched to properly take any risks that would hurt me too much, whether that is worse than somebody who goes head first into something and get their heart broken it debatable.

I always like to think the fact that these people talked to me about the worst moments in their lives, I must display some sort of comfort for them also I like to think that I helped them recover in some way.
 
FuZzY said:
You know, when this thread first started I didn't for the life of me expect the responses it has got.

It just goes to show what people go through and have admitted it on here, and the majority of responses to the posts shows how caring you Blues are.

Very true.

My brother didn't quite commit suicide, but he did die by hanging, through a sexual nature. Having spoken with someone this morning about this way of dying it made me think of a play/book that i have seen and read.

About 4 to 5 years ago i saw a play by Tam Dean Burn, based on what is believed to be a true story by Luke Sutherland called Venus As A Boy. While the story is very deep and dark, the sotry tells of a Scotsman from Orkney who travels to London as he feels an outcast on his home island because of his sexuality. Anyway, i'll cut to the chase. In part of the play, going off memory, there is a part where he attempts sexual asphyxiation. Now a year or 2 after my brothers death, this was still raw to me, but to hear what was described was soothing, as Venus' body slipped away due to the lack of oxygen, he began to have vision's of white horses, i think possibly traveling down the street, outside as he looked out the window. This isn't the way the person died, as they were saved.

I spoke to Tam Burn afterwards, and he obviously adapted the play, and he said that Luke says that every detail he worte of was true and was the story of this man. It gave me hope that there is actually a brighter future for us once we pass on. What can be more beautiful than free flowing white horses?

I hope that makes people understand why i get thoughts, i dont think i'd ever do it, but it doesn't stop me thinking about my bro and how i wish i could see him just one more time.
 
In a media franchised x factor world we live in, its easy for the common person to look at the TV , see celebrities etc and think thats what you have to achieve to be happy.

i've never thought about suicide, had the odd bouts of depression but i've always liked the challenge of life - sometimes think to myself 'whatever god chucks at me i'll deal with it''
 
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tried it 3 times, cry for help on each one. have a feriend whose dad and step dad both killed themselves, his stepdad last year by hanging. i dont like it when people say it's selfish. it isn't. to lose the human instinct of survival and going to such a dark place which the majority of people will hopefully never be in, i guess it's your logic and concious telling you to do it and your brain not being able to conjour up any arguments as to why you shouldn't.

to not think about the pain of when you die i.e, a noose round your neck with your tongue bulging out leads me to believe it's a seperate level of life which only those who do die actually know what it is like thus no-one living can have a true grip on what actually happens. those who do try it and survive may not know what feelings they had because it would be hard to re surface those feelings without actually trying to kill yourself.

is suicide innate to people? born with the latent trigger that surfaces only in certain situations and periods the persons life?

i belive it's something a a nation that we should be able to speak about without the feeling that it is a subject classed as taboo in everyday conversation.
 
mcfc_bredbury_blue said:
Make me happy to be a blue threads like these, seeing the support given etc, piss taking comments are unavoidable but it's nice to see there aren't too many.

CTID

I hope my references to City weren't taken as piss taking.

It's just my peculiar sense of humour.

Thanks to everyone for such sincere contributions.<br /><br />-- Fri Apr 29, 2011 3:44 pm --<br /><br />
Markt85 said:
perfect song for this topic


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Indeed Sir - ty.
 
thanks for the offer of suport from you people but you can not give me what I have lost I just have to get on with my life as best I can
I am feeling a bit low at this time as it was 6 months ago yesterday that I lost the best thing in my life and I miss her so much
 

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