clandestino
29.06.07, 18:00
znalazłem w sieci, polecam, ale tym co mają z takimi myslami poważny problem
If you’re reading this, there is at least a small part in you that doesn’t
want to die. Listen to it, and please read on.
Suicide is final – once it's done, there’s no changing your mind. Since you
have even the slightest of doubts, you owe it to yourself to stay alive.
You can always kill yourself later, why not wait? Even if you wait just one
day, you may find a reason not to kill yourself in the meantime.
If you’re feeling suicidal, you’re probably in more pain than you know how to
handle. There are ways to reduce the pain, and ways to learn to deal with
pain. You can learn both - either way things will get better.
Just because you’re feeling suicidal doesn’t mean you have to act on that
feeling.
Consider this – if you’re trying to escape from the pain you are in and seek
relief, suicide is not the answer. You cannot feel relief, or anything else
for that matter, if you are dead. You must stay alive in order to feel the
relief you seek.
Often when feeling suicidal you feel alone. You are not alone – you found us
didn’t you? Turn to your family or friends or a priest or a rabbi – anyone
that will listen. If you don’t know whom to turn to, use the links on the
right-hand side of this page to find resources that can help.
By terminating your life right now, you terminate your future. Consider this –
we create our own future. You have the power to create whatever future you
wish for yourself. But you need to be alive in order to have that future.
If you’re sensitive enough to be in so much pain that you no longer want to
live, you’re probably sensitive enough to care about, and want to help
others. Maybe you don’t feel like helping anyone else right now, but why not
help yourself? And perhaps by not killing yourself and overcoming your
difficulties you can later help someone else who is in a similar situation.
Finally, don’t do it because I’m personally asking you not to. Whatever
you’re feeling, whatever you’re going through, things can get better – I know
because I’ve been there. Maybe I haven’t experienced exactly what you have,
but not only have I thought of suicide, I tried it – thankfully I was
unsuccessful and I can speak from personal experience when I tell you things
can get better
