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Dying cat
- Nov 24, 2018
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Everyone has to lie a bit in the days proceeding ctb and its eating me up. Having to lie to my mother and my doctor is killing me. Anyone else experience this?
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yes. Lying is the lesser of the two evils.Well if you tell them the truth, you know what's gonna happen.
Everyone has to lie a bit in the days proceeding ctb and its eating me up. Having to lie to my mother and my doctor is killing me. Anyone else experience this?
I just snorted oxy. Fuck I'm a wreck
Everyone has to lie a bit in the days proceeding ctb and its eating me up. Having to lie to my mother and my doctor is killing me. Anyone else experience this?
Personally I think hesitation is a mix of survival instinct/fear of death and guilt of what loved ones will go through. At least in my caseI feel that way about leaving my husband behind. I feel like I have to put on a show so he doesn't suspect anything is wrong. He's been through so much with me and my mental illnesses that I feel he deserves better. He doesn't see it this way and won't let me divorce him. Ctb feels like the only way I can free him...
But here's a question; is hesitation about your plans and lying to loved one means we should still hold out for hope, or is it a survival instinct? What say you?
I feel that way about leaving my husband behind. I feel like I have to put on a show so he doesn't suspect anything is wrong. He's been through so much with me and my mental illnesses that I feel he deserves better. He doesn't see it this way and won't let me divorce him. Ctb feels like the only way I can free him...
i feel like I could have written that myself.