Morning people of the palace, hope you all have a good week
@SIGSTART Baie baie baie geluk weereens! (yes I knew the news and see I kept the secret!)
@Beo because you have a beautiful family who will miss you and who love you. Your 2 kids think of you as their hero! But on days like this, I take it second by second, one foot in front of the other. It is harder somedays than others. Know we are all here for you if you need to vent
Having faced that question and seen it in others, I can honestly say that things can always get better than death. Pain/suffering will pass or will end in death but robbing yourself of life before that point is the theft of possibilities.
Living in a post-suicide family, I can relate to the devastation it caused the family even 4 years later. There’s always a way out, just reach out to those around you. A problem might seem insurmountable, but I can promise you there’s a solution. I’ve been through hardships and financial ruin with no light in sight, but determination and support from family helped me push through and prevail.
He is back in his side of the world
We met up for waffles, and I somehow fell because the chair was on the edge of a small step and I just pulled stuff on the right side of my body, missed hitting my head with like 5mm on the edge of a table
Aka I was just being me!
Firstly, thank you all for your concern and showing your compassion. I feel I also owe an apology or an explanation at least.
True, I am facing some hard times and feeling down, much like many, while also not in a good space mentally, emotionally or physically. My intention from that post was by no means intended to demonstrate that I am suicidal nor am I thinking along those lines. Yes, depression is a real situation and a serious subject, and yes, I don’t deal with it well and struggle at times to support those who do suffer from it because I don’t properly understand it.
That being said, I was reading up on some stuff over the weekend and the question in point, “Why don’t you commit suicide?”, was posed as a reverse psychological question in order to promote or suggest one method of providing support, positivity and purpose.
That being said, it did get me thinking, not that I was thinking about doing so. I hope this provides some clarification and context.