the world hates me and i want to die!

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23 Apr 2009, 6:57 am

Fickle_Pickle wrote:
Me neither. :cry:


I hope your life gets better soon Fickle_Pickle. I'm sorry your so sad. (hug)



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23 Apr 2009, 6:58 am

Social_Fantom wrote:
Gosh, I hate you are feeling that way. I don't think the world hates you but even if it does, get back at it by living. That kept me going for years until I found a better way to cope. Think of it like this "The world hates me but I'm going to keep living just to piss it off!" I know it isn't the ideal attitude but it should do until you can find a better one.

I don't know you personally but you seem to be a good person to me and worth having around. That's a rare quality in a person anymore. :wink:

See, the people that have posted so far and the ones who will post later are trying to support you because they don't hate you. That means the world doesn't hate you after all. :) Live for those few people and to hell with the rest.


That is a good way of looking at it Social_Fantom. Thanks!



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23 Apr 2009, 7:01 am

KaliMa wrote:
How are you doing physically? Have you had that operation yet? Is Just You around and being supportive? How about your family, are they available for you now? I think you need some people around who care for you.

Anyway, don't do anything stupid. This will pass. When I get feeling like that I alway remind myself that my life expands and contracts. and while I'm in a period of contracting at the moment, a period of losses where I'm taking hits, it will not last. And it doesn't. Things always get better, the losses I've taken always get replaced with something else.


I haven't had the operation yet is is scheduled for the first of may. That's a few days away. I'm not in any pain from the fistula. So that's good.

I'll be staying with my family after the surgery and mo mom, (who is feeling better now) will be helping me with the things that I may need after the surgery.

I'm not feeling as depressed as I was so that's good.

thank you so much for you caring response.



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23 Apr 2009, 7:03 am

Woodpecker wrote:
Please do not give up on life, I am sure that if you think for a while it is likely that you will think of something you wish to do in this mortal existance called life.


Thank you woodpecker for your kind response. I'm feeling better. I just get like that sometimes and I don't know why. but I'm glad it passed.



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23 Apr 2009, 7:07 am

WaterWater wrote:
You do lots of things right. You are excellent at helping others - lending support and hope. You sing beautifully. You have an open mind and are accepting of others - never putting anyone down. You are very easy to talk with - even for me where communicating is a rather difficult task. You care about animals and probably do them a good service. I can go on, but my point is you just have to think about all the things you are good at and do a wonderful job. I am sure many others here feel that you are a great person with lots to offer. Thanks for being you!


Thank you so much for you kind response WaterWater!
Pointing out the things I'm good at helps me see that I'm not so bad after all. So you really helped me by doing that.

And by the way I enjoy talking to you you seem to have so many cool interests!
Thanks for the pm and the kind post.



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23 Apr 2009, 7:09 am

I'm feeling better, after sleeping for over 17 hours I seem to have come out of my depression. I'm still tired if you can believe it.

I'm glad I am not that depressed any more. I don't know exactly what made me so sad but I'm glad I'm doing better now.

thanks everyone for your help!



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23 Apr 2009, 8:00 am

just-me wrote:
I'm feeling better, after sleeping for over 17 hours I seem to have come out of my depression. I'm still tired if you can believe it.

I'm glad I am not that depressed any more. I don't know exactly what made me so sad but I'm glad I'm doing better now.


Are you considering your AS brain as a cause :) ? I believe build up of stress can cause chemicals (like drugs) in the brain to build up. I could build up over days or weeks... and take days or weeks to clear it. Sleeping may indeed have helped! Maybe dreaming lots helped clear the brain chemically. And you still feel tired as your brain was busy the whole 17 hours.

Plus I find positive enjoyable things. Favorite songs, favorite movies, backrubs and hugs from those who love you.

I encourage you to read this, written by a 39 year old male, Specifically on causes: http://life-with-aspergers.blogspot.com ... tdown.html



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23 Apr 2009, 12:02 pm

Take Social Phanthom's advice!! ! You've just experienced true human compassion or what Christians call Christ's love through another human being.



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23 Apr 2009, 1:43 pm

TobyZ wrote:
just-me wrote:
I'm feeling better, after sleeping for over 17 hours I seem to have come out of my depression. I'm still tired if you can believe it.

I'm glad I am not that depressed any more. I don't know exactly what made me so sad but I'm glad I'm doing better now.


Are you considering your AS brain as a cause :) ? I believe build up of stress can cause chemicals (like drugs) in the brain to build up. I could build up over days or weeks... and take days or weeks to clear it. Sleeping may indeed have helped! Maybe dreaming lots helped clear the brain chemically. And you still feel tired as your brain was busy the whole 17 hours.

Plus I find positive enjoyable things. Favorite songs, favorite movies, backrubs and hugs from those who love you.

I encourage you to read this, written by a 39 year old male, Specifically on causes: http://life-with-aspergers.blogspot.com ... tdown.html


I think your right it may have been a shut down.


I also hit myself sometimes during these things.
If I tell my therapist will they lock me away for being a danger to myself?

How many of you have told your therapists about it and not been locked up?