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AspieFireMan
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11 Oct 2009, 7:15 pm

I cant go on anymore. I want to kill myself. I thought getting away for a day would help but its only making it worse. All I do is cry. I'm alone and scared



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11 Oct 2009, 7:24 pm

How you are feeling at this moment will pass. In your perception, it may not seem so, but it will...I am sure that how you are feeling right now is not what you want the final sensation of being alive to be. Maybe you are having a meltdown..I frequently feel like I want to die when I am having a meltdown..but then it passes....At least with life, there are options..with death, there are no options..only death...surely that is not truely what you want...

I lost an ASish cousin to suicide...and it was very sad..I was never close to him, because I am not close to many of my relatives, but I think about him every time I card someone who is now the age he would have been. They are all grown up...he never gave himself that chance...life will give you a series of light and dark places..they are not all dark...even the dark places have more merit than complete nothingness...What does not kill you will make you stronger...and also you are very young...I have felt suicidal lots of times when I was young, and now I am in my mid-30's and glad I didn't do it.



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11 Oct 2009, 7:34 pm

poopylungstuffing wrote:
How you are feeling at this moment will pass. In your perception, it may not seem so, but it will...I am sure that how you are feeling right now is not what you want the final sensation of being alive to be. Maybe you are having a meltdown..I frequently feel like I want to die when I am having a meltdown..but then it passes....At least with life, there are options..with death, there are no options..only death...surely that is not truely what you want...

I lost an ASish cousin to suicide...and it was very sad..I was never close to him, because I am not close to many of my relatives, but I think about him every time I card someone who is now the age he would have been. They are all grown up...he never gave himself that chance...life will give you a series of light and dark places..they are not all dark...even the dark places have more merit than complete nothingness...What does not kill you will make you stronger...and also you are very young...I have felt suicidal lots of times when I was young, and now I am in my mid-30's and glad I didn't do it.


Its been like this for months there is no point



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11 Oct 2009, 7:40 pm

I have gone for months feeling a similar way in the past too...especially when I was in my early 20's...I got on antidepressants...and all that did was convince me to snap out of it on my own accord so that I did not have to take lousy antidepressants...
Have you sought any help for how you are feeling?



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11 Oct 2009, 7:49 pm

He needs to be hospitalized-I hope someone nearby can help him.



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11 Oct 2009, 7:58 pm

He posted a suicide note on his blog and some asshat over there is encouraging him. This enrages me.



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11 Oct 2009, 9:42 pm

Please don't do it. Poopylungstuffing said it best--the pain will pass. Please hang in there. Find someone or something that you love or care about-- a person, a pet, a song, and cling to it. Stay on this site, and people will help you. Please don't do it.



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11 Oct 2009, 9:44 pm

Dont give up, Zach. You never know how things will turn out in the future. You seem quite young, I know in my early 20s it seemed as if things would always be as they were but as I got older I saw that things could change and get better. Keep posting here...


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11 Oct 2009, 10:09 pm

Zach,

The future is unwritten - don't close the book on it.

You do need to seek help though - someone sensible who can sort this mess out for you. It's too big for a you now.



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12 Oct 2009, 1:34 am

I'm ok spent all night talking to ari and kates neice.

I'm in hiding for a while because im scared until things work out



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12 Oct 2009, 4:20 am

I'm happy you made it another day. It sounds like from your site you might be willing to get some professional help. I hope so, this world needs all the big hearts it can get. Thank you Ari and Molly for being there.



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12 Oct 2009, 4:55 am

Aimless wrote:
I'm happy you made it another day. It sounds like from your site you might be willing to get some professional help. I hope so, this world needs all the big hearts it can get. Thank you Ari and Molly for being there.


I'm trying to find a person to watch my dog while i go to the hospital



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12 Oct 2009, 5:03 am

AspieFireMan wrote:
Aimless wrote:
I'm happy you made it another day. It sounds like from your site you might be willing to get some professional help. I hope so, this world needs all the big hearts it can get. Thank you Ari and Molly for being there.


I'm trying to find a person to watch my dog while i go to the hospital


So I call my mom to tell her I'm going to the hospital and I need somone to watch lucky. She tells me "have fun" and hung up.

I think I'm a blood relative of my dog, cause shes a f*****g b***h.



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12 Oct 2009, 5:28 am

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I'm trying to find a person to watch my dog while i go to the hospital

Is there a no-kill shelter in your area or can you explain your situation to the SPCA?
Are you still a fireman? Can they help? I'm sorry you have to deal with this when you are suffering so much.
Have you posted on your site that you need a volunteer? I am in a whole other part of the country. The shelter might be able to give you some numbers of people who foster dogs. I know it exists because I know people who do it. Your mother sounds hideous.



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12 Oct 2009, 7:23 am

Zach,

I know you're very religious and that the foundation of your religion is faith. Is it too much to ask that you have faith in God to look after you. He will sort things out or he will give you choices to make which will lead you to sort it out. He's not going to give up on you - so stay calm and don't give up on him.

Wait for the signs. God doesn't often use burning bushes to communicate. He's more likely to have someone talk to you or make you an offer. Sometimes the biggest help comes from the most unexpected of places.

I'm glad you're ok for now.



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12 Oct 2009, 11:07 am

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Zach,

I know you're very religious and that the foundation of your religion is faith. Is it too much to ask that you have faith in God to look after you. He will sort things out or he will give you choices to make which will lead you to sort it out. He's not going to give up on you - so stay calm and don't give up on him.

Wait for the signs. God doesn't often use burning bushes to communicate. He's more likely to have someone talk to you or make you an offer. Sometimes the biggest help comes from the most unexpected of places.

I'm glad you're ok for now.


Kinda lost that when a pastor stole my dog