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richardbenson
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18 Feb 2008, 7:47 pm

yes, but im necrophobic :lol: :)

necrophobic is also a very cool slayer song!



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18 Feb 2008, 7:59 pm

I've had suicidal tendencies as long as I can remember. Life sometimes just seems like a huge downward spiral, and I never asked to be alive. It's nowhere near as bad now as when I was younger, when I studied many different ways to end my life painlessly and attempted them quite often.

But I never had the resources back then to give myself the death I truly wanted. A quick shot to the head, or an overdose of pills seemed to be the most ideal way. The closest I ever came was stealing a bullet from my brother in law's closet, and making a makeshift gun out of it with a pipe, a fork attached to the pipe with a rubber band to keep the bullet in place, and the flame from a candle to set it off.

However wrong or tragic that all may seem, nothing will give you the epiphany on life like having death's cold oblivious stare right in your face. Not that I recommend any of my action's, of course.


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19 Feb 2008, 5:09 am

Still consider it but i dont act on those impulses anymore because i know the mood will pass



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25 Feb 2008, 6:23 am

I think about it occasionally. I used to pray that I would die and a couple of times I put a plastic bag over my head to see how long it would take to feel panic.

My grandmother and a first cousin did the deed so I know how suicide can affect the remaining family members. Grandmother died in 1931, 33 years before I was born and in some ways her suicide still affects me today.


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25 Feb 2008, 8:42 am

I have thought about it alot lately. I do, actualy, think that my family would be better off financialy if I wasn't here. They migh be unhappy that I died, but would finally have a little lift from money ordeals. Just like they want. No groceries bought for me. Mother's bill would be lower.

Dad would still be overly concerned about cash, because that's how he is. :( Just, I wouldn't be part of it anymore. He wouldn't stress over how much to spend on me for birthdays and holiday. They would finally have a family where every little member worked to earn money for themselves, just like they wanted all our lives.

Nope. Not here anymore. Then I think.. "Wow! Is that @#$% worth it?! Money makes me sick!" We all could have been happy as we were (some handed down cloths and all.) but nooo.... they wanted to use money as their excuse to be negative to each other when me and my sister was growing. :x Thanks a lot mom and dad...



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25 Feb 2008, 9:45 am

Money is definitely an excuse that some people use to be unhappy, and even if they had money would they be happy? I know quite a few people with loads of cash who are screwed up. They just have lots of stuff.

If your parents aren't capable of being happy, then why worry about their happyness?