Do you think of killing yourself often?

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Woden said:
You know we don't exactly choose to think that way right? It is an illness.
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^TANK^ said:
Hes trolling don't rise to it, some people just enjoy other peoples misery which is a sickness in it self. ;)
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This kind of attitude reminds me of that thing with Frankie Boyle, where this woman was happy to laugh along at all of his jokes for most of the show until he joked about something personal to her, and then she didn't like it and got angry.

I think a lot of people are like this, whether they like to admit it or not.

Also, "trolling" is being really really misused. Over the last few days I've noticed quite a few people get confused between the meaning of "trolling" and "reading something I don't like".
 
I do.. weirdly. Although i dont suffer from massive depression or anything I have thought countless times, i wonder if its easier to just finish it all not like theres a massive prize at the end of a long life.
 
I've thought about thinking about killing myself and how etc I could do it, I've also thought about how I could kill people (lol). I've never actually thought about literally killing myself or other people though.
 
Many times to be quite frank just had a terrible couple of years and sometime still think to myself what on earth is the point. But I think to myself why do that when I could just disappear and remove myself from all the **** that's making me feel that way and then that will pass and I get on with it.
 
On occasion, but not really in a morbid depressed way, more along the lines of say I was involved in an accident and was paralyzed, would I seek to end my life etc.

I worry more about potential suicide attempts by family members than myself.
 
sketchytom said:
I dont regularly think about suicide

but i have always said my plan is to get me a nice brand new 1000cc motorcycle such as an aprilia rsv4 then when it comes time to pay for it wack it flat out into a lorry.

but on a realistic thing. some guy committed suicide by jumping off a multi story car park a matter of 3 weeks ago about 10 mins before i arrived at the area to go to work

if im honest im more ****ed off that i didn't leave a bit earlier to witness it happen
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Have you ever seen anyone die? Properly, close up and in a painful/violent way? It isn't all that nice

My granddad asked me if I'd consider helping him die a few times while living with the effects of several strokes and other health issues, I didn't obviously and I am somewhat thankful he died before I changed my mind. Can understand why he wanted out

Suicide just because you feel like it is the ultimate two fingers up to anyone who cares about you and the poor sod who sees it/discovers your carcass

If OP is in fact serious (and not some kind of attention whore) then seek help bud, life is too amazing to give up on imo

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i've had daydreams where i thought about stuff like that, but from a what if perspective and lol'd at myself for it.

i couldn't do that to my loved ones, simple as
 
No, a girl smiled at me on the train home this evening which game me that extra spring in my step. Then she was staring at he as I strolled off home so I either gave her a good impression, a very good impression and she's a bit needy or I came across as a stalker train guy.

Lesson learnt, don't dwell on the potentially negative things and blindly believe she wanted me, but not so much that she's going to sit out side my house and wait for me...
 
spoffle said:
This kind of attitude reminds me of that thing with Frankie Boyle, where this woman was happy to laugh along at all of his jokes for most of the show until he joked about something personal to her, and then she didn't like it and got angry.

I think a lot of people are like this, whether they like to admit it or not.
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Speak for yourself my sense of humour is pretty damn good thank you very much. Speaking of Frankie Boyle his cancer jokes were pretty funny on the live stand up DVD I bought ages ago, even my terminally ill mother with cancer of the esophagus ****ed herself laughing. robgmun was just being a grade A ignorant ****! Don't judge another until you've walked a mile in his or hers shoes. :)

spoffle said:
Also, "trolling" is being really really misused. Over the last few days I've noticed quite a few people get confused between the meaning of "trolling" and "reading something I don't like".
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Tough titty I say what I see and robgmun was obviously baiting! If it was simply because I didn't like what I read, I would have verbally slammed anyone in here for calling suicide cowardly. Suicide is 100% wrong and its selfish but hardly cowardly, once you do it thats it and there is absolutely no come backs.
 
No, ive never thought about killing myself. Things can be bad sometimes allright, but not that bad. A good friend of mine who i had known for over 20 years killed himself a few weeks ago. He had imo a perfect life, lovely wife, a couple of kids, and a good job. Personally i think it's a very selfish act because of how it hurts the people left behind.
 
Lol 1st reply... :D


However I would be very 50/50 if I were diagnosed with cancer... Battle it and suffer for a long time and then die anyway... Or Wash down an overdose with a bottle of vodka.

Tough call.
 
I never think of killing myself, but I always think what is the point in living. I sometimes think I might as well be dead because when the sun explodes no one will remember me because we'll all be dead.
 
Van Hellseek said:
Lol 1st reply... :D


However I would be very 50/50 if I were diagnosed with cancer... Battle it and suffer for a long time and then die anyway... Or Wash down an overdose with a bottle of vodka.

Tough call.
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It really depends on what you've got to live for. Would it really be worth going through potentially months of pain with all of the chemotherapy treatment and the consequences to stay on Earth with your relatives for just that much longer? Taking into account the weak and fragile state you would be in leaving you unable to do anything but lay in a bed, have constant care, and a poor quality of life for the last few weeks/months that you live. It is a tough call indeed.
 
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