No.306089
What have you done in an effort to improve your situation and outlook?
No.306091
I never understand why people would kill themselves instead of killing someone else AND THEN killing themself. Go kill a healthcare CEO or rob a bank
No.306092
>>306089nothing, i'm chronically lazy and indecisive just like my ancestors who were also just low class bums
>>306091i hate no one really, not even some disgusting mega capistalist or politician who exploits me. i wouldn't even kill a foid who cheated on me
No.306093
kys and (((they))) win
No.306094
You ask why I haven't ended my life. This is something I wonder about too. I first began seriously considering suicide in my early teens. I sometimes ask myself, "Has it been worth it to stay alive since then?" Invariably, the answer is, "Certainly not." So why continue? There's no great reason. I'm simply not in a hurry, and there are still some things I'd like to do, if I can. The world tells me I'll die anyway, if I just wait a few more decades. In the meantime, I might see something interesting. I used to feel much more strongly, as you seem to, that life is unbearable. I wonder why it all doesn't seem so serious anymore? I suppose I've gradually removed the parts I can't tolerate, and come to terms with others. Even the worst days are "manageable" now. Reading and meditation help a lot. Considering the progress I've made, especially in the last few years, I do have hope that I can continue to improve things. Eventually, perhaps I'll be glad I didn't end it back then. Or perhaps not. It doesn't seem like the sort of thing that should trouble me either way. That sort of "troubling" seems to be connected to my finding things "intolerable." Well, I'm sorry for rambling so much, but I hope I've answered your question.