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Anyway, i just saw your post, and i'm writing a response to it. Won't be long.
Maybe if I can find a replacement for me at work, distance myself from everyone, push people aside so I dont hurt them; it will be easier for me to go. If i just go back to isolating myself and not letting anyone in it will make the decision/choice so much easier to make. Im just not cut out for any of this.
Lottie, those thoughts sound really overwhelming, and anniversaries are tough. I had a significant one recently and even though I am doing relatively well at the moment that was still tough, they can just bring all those memories back can’t they.
And you have to think of it like this.
Sometimes, difficult acts like reporting a friend, they help to prevent a far more difficult future. I know you might feel guilt, or sadness about it, or even shame, but it's nothing compared to what you might have felt if you didn't flag it and the worst happened. I am very proud of you for having the courage to do that.
I live with both of them issues, I’ve made so many online friends since I was 15 and most of them all ended there lives, I’ve had in person friends that ended there life. When I was in year 11 my closest friend at school messaged me at midnight saying bye because the friend group would bully him and I was the only one to stick up for him. I phoned police, my mum phoned police yet he still ended his life. 18+ friends since I was 15 have all ended there lives, some right in front of me. I live with both them regrets. I had a friend that would be suicidal every night and would tell me and I’d phone police and one day they didn’t tell me they were suicidal they just left this world
Everytime someone messages me saying they are planning something it puts me in the shittest position of do I call again and risk them not telling me next time or do I leave it and hope they don’t go through with it (I’ve had some friends say they would every night because they knew it would trigger and they never did anything, I’m now not in contact with them and they are still alive)
And i completely understand why it triggers you. It would anybody. Wanting to avoid it happening again. That is just an enormous worry for you. But River, you are doing the right thing. At worst, you don't flag it and they go through with it, or you do flag it, it's stopped that day, only to happen the next day with them not telling you. It's a brutal place to be in, but you are 100% right to flag it. It gives them that extra bit of time. And that is precious.
I know it's not the same, but i've seen somebody die in front of me too. Car accident. A cyclist hit by a car. And it's heartbreaking. And that was a stranger to me. I can't even begin to imagine the agony of a friend doing it in front of you. I'm so sorry river. You are such a strong person for still pushing forward.
Night @River , and good luck with the test tomorrow. You'll smash it.
I cant be doing this anymore i fucking hate everything
But have to pretend im okay
Don't want counselling today (going to quit afger this one i dont see a point in it) going to quit with everything