Actually think through what you're doing before you do it.
Suicide is permanent, and your family and friends will have to deal with it for a life time. Always wondering where they went wrong, and why they didn't see the signs.

Even if it doesn't look like it now, your life will get better. I promise. It's not worth a few years in your life, where your life is basically being lived for you for you, to give up. To give away a life that will soon be yours, and only yours.

There is always someone there that you can talk to. Even if it is someone on here that you don't even know. It's better to talk to someone that doesn't know you all that well and isn't there experiencing everything with you. A fresh opinion may be all that you need.

Just know, that there are people you can confide in. Some people may even surprise you, and be someone you never thought of talking to.

Just live through these few troubles and you will be ready to face the world.

right friend.

Very True.

My dad hung himself when I was six.

Which might explain my twistedness


If something like this stops someone, then they didn't really want to do it to begin with. If it doesn't, they were too far gone to save.

True, but its not as easy done.

Excellent post, I totally agree. Comitting suicide is a lot harder than it sounds aswell and you should also take into account of how it would affect others. If anyone believes that they are becoming suicidal then just take the day off and think it through, if possible see a psychiatrist (seriously).

With best,
-FF

The thing is, that in the 'real' cases of suicide, the depression is too big to care.
My father didn't think that my mum and I would be unhappy. He felt he was a burden that needed to be lifted. He thought we would be better off without him. He still loved us, but it didn't occur to him that we would be unhappy because of his decision. He was so depressed that he was beyond logical thinking.
He was admitted in a ward at the time. So much for my faith in psychiatry.