Ocean said: Natisse said: yes... attempted it twice I think it's something many of us go through tho at some point
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Natisse said: yes... attempted it twice I think it's something many of us go through tho at some point
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Natisse said: Ocean said: you know about that honey I've talked to you about it | |
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Many times. That is an awful state of mind to be in. "What the Founding Fathers created in the Constitution is the most magnificent government on the face of the Earth, and the reason is this: because it was intended to preserve the American society and the American spirit, not to transform it or destroy it | |
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i went through some serious drug problems. The only way out i thought was suicide. I pulled through it with help from my family and friends.
It was a bad time and i'm glad it's well in my past. | |
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well if the teenager has no one that cares for him/her you shouldn't think they're selfish. People who have a lot of friends and family that care about him/her and then commits suicide I wouldn't understand. | |
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Only curiosity could kill this cat, unless it's some form of self-inflicted euthanasia due to debilitating physical illness or losing my willy in a work-related accident or something. | |
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Ex-Moderator | Number23 said: losing my willy in a work-related accident
What do you do? |
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CarrieMpls said: Number23 said: losing my willy in a work-related accident
What do you do? I put the freeze-dried peas in Pot Noodles. 'Five every tub, or lose your job'*, that's our motto. * It rhymes when said in a Scottish accent, drunk, after a stroke, | |
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Ex-Moderator | d: CarrieMpls said: What do you do? I put the freeze-dried peas in Pot Noodles. 'Five every tub, or lose your job'*, that's our motto. * It rhymes when said in a Scottish accent, drunk, after a stroke, |
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Number23 said: CarrieMpls said: What do you do? I put the freeze-dried peas in Pot Noodles. 'Five every tub, or lose your job'*, that's our motto. * It rhymes when said in a Scottish accent, drunk, after a stroke, Awww, you're funny. | |
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gemini13 said: Number23 said: I put the freeze-dried peas in Pot Noodles. 'Five every tub, or lose your job'*, that's our motto. * It rhymes when said in a Scottish accent, drunk, after a stroke, Awww, you're funny. Am I some fucking clown, fucking here to amuse you? | |
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Number23 said: gemini13 said: Awww, you're funny. Am I some fucking clown, fucking here to amuse you? Take it easy.... Where the heck have you been? | |
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gemini13 said: Number23 said: Am I some fucking clown, fucking here to amuse you? Take it easy.... Where the heck have you been? I've been around but can't be arsed posting as much. This is my Grafitti Bridge era, maybe. A bit crap, but you can still tell there's something special behind the yawns. Maybe I'll get a rapper in. | |
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TMPletz said: missmad said: yes many times!!
thanks honey! i wrote a poem about it not to long ago, want me 2 post it? | |
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Imago777 said: Only once.
But Graffiti Bridge was only 95 minutes long, and after the closing credits, I began the healing process. spelling edit [Edited 11/19/05 11:09am] | |
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Lately I think about it alot , recently failed . Was it a cry for help ? Yes . Do I feel any better now , no , not really . | |
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Pochacco said: Lately I think about it alot , recently failed . Was it a cry for help ? Yes . Do I feel any better now , no , not really .
I have downs like that too. I hope that you have some friends or family members to talk to. If not or if you want to chat with someone who can relate, you can always orgnote me. | |
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In my late teens, as a part of a growing process.
I'm quite sure I won't have it again, I can handle it now. My outlook on life has completely changed. | |
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some really sad things on this thread, im sorry some of you arent feeling well and i hope that passes quickly for you remember that although it seems a good way out, you would leave behind people that would be forever hurt and angry that you left them that way... whatever is going on, it WILL pass, time does help, and try to talk about it with someone you care about... its a horrible way to feel.
have i thought about it, yes i have.... i was young, and thought that the point in life i was in was all i had to look forward to. thank God i never lived out my plans or that my attempts were never accomplished, i would have missed out on the best part of my life its kinda like a really good storm.... the skies look really dark, everything gets silent, then all hell breaks loose.... but, when its over, things are much cleaner feeling, the flowers are brighter, the air is fresh, and the birds are singing again have no fear, tomorrow will be better One of the best days of my life... http://prince.org/msg/100/291111
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Ex-Moderator | I've struggled with depression most of my life. Thinking about suicide comes with the territory. I've been close a few times over the many years. But ultimately, there are those wee thoughts in the back of my head that have kept me from doing it. When I was young it was my mother. When I was older it was my niece. Knowing that they would and could never possibly understand. And I couldn't put them through the pain it would cause. Which ultimately brings me back to remembering that I am loved. It doesn't all go away after that. But it helps. |
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CarrieMpls said: I've struggled with depression most of my life. Thinking about suicide comes with the territory. I've been close a few times over the many years. But ultimately, there are those wee thoughts in the back of my head that have kept me from doing it. When I was young it was my mother. When I was older it was my niece. Knowing that they would and could never possibly understand. And I couldn't put them through the pain it would cause. Which ultimately brings me back to remembering that I am loved. It doesn't all go away after that. But it helps.
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charlottegelin said: Terilicious said: I have seriously contemplated homicide a few times though.
it's cause of that iguana, isn't it iguanacide!!! No, I have SERIOUSLY contemplated homicide I AM BEATLOAF
www.myspace.com/teriteriboberi www.stickam.com/profile/Beatloaf www.myspace.com/americasfunnyman www.stephenking.com www.tomgreen.com I'm my own favorite orger and that trumps any elitist list you guys can come up with. | |
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CarrieMpls said: I've struggled with depression most of my life. Thinking about suicide comes with the territory. I've been close a few times over the many years. But ultimately, there are those wee thoughts in the back of my head that have kept me from doing it. When I was young it was my mother. When I was older it was my niece. Knowing that they would and could never possibly understand. And I couldn't put them through the pain it would cause. Which ultimately brings me back to remembering that I am loved. It doesn't all go away after that. But it helps.
well said Carrie | |
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Natisse said: CarrieMpls said: I've struggled with depression most of my life. Thinking about suicide comes with the territory. I've been close a few times over the many years. But ultimately, there are those wee thoughts in the back of my head that have kept me from doing it. When I was young it was my mother. When I was older it was my niece. Knowing that they would and could never possibly understand. And I couldn't put them through the pain it would cause. Which ultimately brings me back to remembering that I am loved. It doesn't all go away after that. But it helps.
well said Carrie | |
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AndGodCreatedMe said: Natisse said: well said Carrie I miss you sweetie I've promised Herman and Marion and I'll promise you too... I'll be back asap | |
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CarrieMpls said: I've struggled with depression most of my life. Thinking about suicide comes with the territory. I've been close a few times over the many years. But ultimately, there are those wee thoughts in the back of my head that have kept me from doing it. When I was young it was my mother. When I was older it was my niece. Knowing that they would and could never possibly understand. And I couldn't put them through the pain it would cause. Which ultimately brings me back to remembering that I am loved. It doesn't all go away after that. But it helps.
I guess I have been the same way. I went through counseling before and they asked me when my depression started. I could not answer that, I have been depressed for as long as I can remember. I still think about suicide, not as much as I used to though. I do not want to hurt my mom or my husband, I would miss my dogs too much too. Having depression as an illness is terrible, I wish they could find a cure. | |
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shanti0608 said: I have thought about it much of my life. Sometimes more then others...
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wow - i'm surprised to read about so many of us having struggled with depression and thoughts of suicide.
my father committed suicide at the age of 57 (i was 13 at the time), so i know the impact on the family. i struggled with depression in my 20s and i remember distinctly the time when i thought of throwing myself in front of a train (i was quite the drama queen then). scared the shit out of me, and it took several more years to get over the depression. i'd like to think going through all that has made me stronger, and my faith and general ideas about how the universe works have allowed me to make a total 180. sometimes i think that i wouldn't be able to appreciate life nearly as much if i hadn't been through those rough spots. | |
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