charlottewilts
read Dostoyevsky
- Jun 15, 2019
- 494
disclaimer: i will not be naming any people in respect of their privacy.
i do not expect this post to really change the "adversaries'" opinions on the forum. maybe a journalist looking for an ready-made article will stumble upon it though.
i understand this forum was originally started as a "sister" forum to an incel one. this does not diminish its value. i also do not hate incels, i understand the vast majority are vulnerable young men who have been failed by the system, which you can see if you spend any amount of time on their forums. you can disagree with me, but the line between homicidal and suicidal feelings is quite thin. this isn't something i'm pulling out of my ass, if anybody's interested, i can pull up some sources later. in any case, as i was saying, i cannot hate them. i know they hate me for the simple fact that i was born female (something i'm not too happy about either, but i'm working on it). however, you have to understand that, especially in current year, hate is easier to breed than ever with social media and the illusion of anonymity on the internet. it is foolish to hate anybody. really, i cannot even hate people who bullied and tormented me for years, because they made me into the person i am today, for better or worse.
if i hadn't found this forum, i quite possibly would've killed myself already, or worse yet, ended up crippled for life, unable to do anything for myself or to even speak. however, having acquired SN and everything that is needed to go along with it to make the process swifter and more comfortable, i found myself somewhat paradoxically wanting to keep living. reading SS, you will find many such stories. who would have thought that when people don't feel like cornered animals armed only with their teeth and claws, they might not use them against themselves or others and will instead give life another try in earnest? i also met many friends. here i met a woman i tried to kill myself with, but she didn't tell me she was on suicide watch, and we were rescued. do i regret being rescued? yes, sometimes. but here i also met a girl who i went to see a play with in a neighbouring country, and we had a wonderful few days, and we still talk as often as we can. i also met a boy who i exchanged care packages with, who i'm hoping to meet if or when i move to his country to get a degree. it also so happened that my ex girlfriend had (and still has) an account on this website, which i found out later. i'm glad she broke up with me because i was hindering her efforts at recovery. i've met many more people i enjoyed talking to, some who are no longer with us, sadly. there are many intelligent young people on this website. really, if you have anything in your head, how could you not think of killing yourself? it's only natural. don't take this as me encouraging it, far from it. i also know i could've easily been murdered, or the suicide pact could've worked. but i still don't think this forum should be taken down, not until quick and painless suicide is made a free choice for any consenting adult (over 25 years, when the brain has fully formed) and before that, people are given easy access to therapy, housing, food and water, and every other possible aid. until we achieve this, it is inhumane to take it down. people will continue to kill themselves regardless. remember the Prohibition? you know what happens when you outlaw abortions? i would even dare to say this forum has saved more lives than it has taken. that is not to say it is absolved from criticism. it says a lot about society when a suicide forum has more healthy discussions than any form of social media, or God forbid, comments under a political news article. i've really said enough for now.
i'm also grateful for heroin. i am glad i got addicted to heroin. you don't hear that often, do you? it's true. heroin gave me the strength to work through my traumas, my issues, to become a better person for my sake and others'. will i ever stop using it? quite possibly, when i make peace with myself. will that be in a year, three or ten, i can't tell you. maybe i won't ever stop using it. did you know they're testing a heroin substitute as a medication for depression? i am not an advocate for medicating, i think psychiatric medicines are a scam by the pharmaceutical industry and i'm not willing to be their guinea pig. fancy that, they're giving you medication to test on you, and YOU have to pay for it! this is where i would usually say, people like you will burn in Hell if it exists. here is a conversation between Kirillov and Stavrogin from Dostoyevsky's Demons instead:
Kirillov kills himself in the end, but before he dies, realises he actually wants to live. Unfortunately, he finds that it is too late. I think, though, it is very rarely too late for people to recover.
let it be known that i do not agree with forced hospitalisation, at least not with how it is being used currently. it is dehumanising, humiliating and absolutely cruel. but i do believe if the system was reformed, the nurses were paid better and weren't forced to work long hours until they burn out and lash out, numerous lives could be saved. myself? i tried to run into traffic as soon as they let me out. a girl broke the ceiling light to slit her throat with the glass shards. another swallowed batteries from the TV remote. and i was hospitalised in countries where hospitals aren't even that bad, compared to the developing world. i'm very interested in psychology and medicine and i'd like to get a degree in psychology first so i can help people, to undo some of the damage, to right the wrongs done to me and others. with great sadness, i admit i cannot help everyone. no one can. but i can at least try to help as many people as possible. i hope maybe this post will help somebody too, at least a little.
it's exciting to think about rereading Dostoyevsky again in five, ten, twenty more years and seeing what things i missed, what things i can interpret differently, with new eyes. it's exciting to think about all the books i could read, music i could listen to, hobbies i could engage in, people i could love. it's exciting to see what kind of person i'm going to become. i feel like no obstacle is too big for me now. will i still stumble? of course. that's part of the journey too. i will forever fight suicidal thoughts, depression, substance abuse et cetera. but maybe that's the point of life? to conquer our vices, to be good? maybe that's why we were put on this Earth. forgive me for being overly sentimental. instead of expressing our self-will by killing ourselves, we can express it by being kind to ourselves and to others.
i am available for interview, debate, and am also very charming, beautiful and funny. i do not care about doxxing, others' opinions on me, or how this could harm my future career. you might think this is the product of a manic episode. maybe it is. Dostoyevsky was a gambler and he wrote Crime and Punishment to pay off debts accrued from gambling. does that make his writing any less great? i can do whatever the hell i want. thanks for reading.
i do not expect this post to really change the "adversaries'" opinions on the forum. maybe a journalist looking for an ready-made article will stumble upon it though.
i understand this forum was originally started as a "sister" forum to an incel one. this does not diminish its value. i also do not hate incels, i understand the vast majority are vulnerable young men who have been failed by the system, which you can see if you spend any amount of time on their forums. you can disagree with me, but the line between homicidal and suicidal feelings is quite thin. this isn't something i'm pulling out of my ass, if anybody's interested, i can pull up some sources later. in any case, as i was saying, i cannot hate them. i know they hate me for the simple fact that i was born female (something i'm not too happy about either, but i'm working on it). however, you have to understand that, especially in current year, hate is easier to breed than ever with social media and the illusion of anonymity on the internet. it is foolish to hate anybody. really, i cannot even hate people who bullied and tormented me for years, because they made me into the person i am today, for better or worse.
if i hadn't found this forum, i quite possibly would've killed myself already, or worse yet, ended up crippled for life, unable to do anything for myself or to even speak. however, having acquired SN and everything that is needed to go along with it to make the process swifter and more comfortable, i found myself somewhat paradoxically wanting to keep living. reading SS, you will find many such stories. who would have thought that when people don't feel like cornered animals armed only with their teeth and claws, they might not use them against themselves or others and will instead give life another try in earnest? i also met many friends. here i met a woman i tried to kill myself with, but she didn't tell me she was on suicide watch, and we were rescued. do i regret being rescued? yes, sometimes. but here i also met a girl who i went to see a play with in a neighbouring country, and we had a wonderful few days, and we still talk as often as we can. i also met a boy who i exchanged care packages with, who i'm hoping to meet if or when i move to his country to get a degree. it also so happened that my ex girlfriend had (and still has) an account on this website, which i found out later. i'm glad she broke up with me because i was hindering her efforts at recovery. i've met many more people i enjoyed talking to, some who are no longer with us, sadly. there are many intelligent young people on this website. really, if you have anything in your head, how could you not think of killing yourself? it's only natural. don't take this as me encouraging it, far from it. i also know i could've easily been murdered, or the suicide pact could've worked. but i still don't think this forum should be taken down, not until quick and painless suicide is made a free choice for any consenting adult (over 25 years, when the brain has fully formed) and before that, people are given easy access to therapy, housing, food and water, and every other possible aid. until we achieve this, it is inhumane to take it down. people will continue to kill themselves regardless. remember the Prohibition? you know what happens when you outlaw abortions? i would even dare to say this forum has saved more lives than it has taken. that is not to say it is absolved from criticism. it says a lot about society when a suicide forum has more healthy discussions than any form of social media, or God forbid, comments under a political news article. i've really said enough for now.
i'm also grateful for heroin. i am glad i got addicted to heroin. you don't hear that often, do you? it's true. heroin gave me the strength to work through my traumas, my issues, to become a better person for my sake and others'. will i ever stop using it? quite possibly, when i make peace with myself. will that be in a year, three or ten, i can't tell you. maybe i won't ever stop using it. did you know they're testing a heroin substitute as a medication for depression? i am not an advocate for medicating, i think psychiatric medicines are a scam by the pharmaceutical industry and i'm not willing to be their guinea pig. fancy that, they're giving you medication to test on you, and YOU have to pay for it! this is where i would usually say, people like you will burn in Hell if it exists. here is a conversation between Kirillov and Stavrogin from Dostoyevsky's Demons instead:
"Everything's good."
"Everything?"
"Everything. Man is unhappy because he doesn't know he's happy. It's only that. That's all, that's all! If anyone finds out he'll become happy at once…
"And if anyone dies of hunger, and if anyone insults and outrages the little girl, is that good?"
"Yes! …They're bad because they don't know they're good. When they find out, they won't outrage a little girl. They'll find out that they're good and they'll all become good, every one of them."
"Here you've found it out, so have you become good then?"
"I am good."
"That I agree with, though," Stavrogin muttered, frowning.
"He who teaches that all are good will end the world."
"He who taught it was crucified."
"He will come, and his name will be the man-god."
"The god-man?"
"The man-god. That's the difference."
"Everything?"
"Everything. Man is unhappy because he doesn't know he's happy. It's only that. That's all, that's all! If anyone finds out he'll become happy at once…
"And if anyone dies of hunger, and if anyone insults and outrages the little girl, is that good?"
"Yes! …They're bad because they don't know they're good. When they find out, they won't outrage a little girl. They'll find out that they're good and they'll all become good, every one of them."
"Here you've found it out, so have you become good then?"
"I am good."
"That I agree with, though," Stavrogin muttered, frowning.
"He who teaches that all are good will end the world."
"He who taught it was crucified."
"He will come, and his name will be the man-god."
"The god-man?"
"The man-god. That's the difference."
Kirillov kills himself in the end, but before he dies, realises he actually wants to live. Unfortunately, he finds that it is too late. I think, though, it is very rarely too late for people to recover.
let it be known that i do not agree with forced hospitalisation, at least not with how it is being used currently. it is dehumanising, humiliating and absolutely cruel. but i do believe if the system was reformed, the nurses were paid better and weren't forced to work long hours until they burn out and lash out, numerous lives could be saved. myself? i tried to run into traffic as soon as they let me out. a girl broke the ceiling light to slit her throat with the glass shards. another swallowed batteries from the TV remote. and i was hospitalised in countries where hospitals aren't even that bad, compared to the developing world. i'm very interested in psychology and medicine and i'd like to get a degree in psychology first so i can help people, to undo some of the damage, to right the wrongs done to me and others. with great sadness, i admit i cannot help everyone. no one can. but i can at least try to help as many people as possible. i hope maybe this post will help somebody too, at least a little.
it's exciting to think about rereading Dostoyevsky again in five, ten, twenty more years and seeing what things i missed, what things i can interpret differently, with new eyes. it's exciting to think about all the books i could read, music i could listen to, hobbies i could engage in, people i could love. it's exciting to see what kind of person i'm going to become. i feel like no obstacle is too big for me now. will i still stumble? of course. that's part of the journey too. i will forever fight suicidal thoughts, depression, substance abuse et cetera. but maybe that's the point of life? to conquer our vices, to be good? maybe that's why we were put on this Earth. forgive me for being overly sentimental. instead of expressing our self-will by killing ourselves, we can express it by being kind to ourselves and to others.
i am available for interview, debate, and am also very charming, beautiful and funny. i do not care about doxxing, others' opinions on me, or how this could harm my future career. you might think this is the product of a manic episode. maybe it is. Dostoyevsky was a gambler and he wrote Crime and Punishment to pay off debts accrued from gambling. does that make his writing any less great? i can do whatever the hell i want. thanks for reading.