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noname223
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- Aug 18, 2020
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I was like that before my first mental breakdown. But I could not hide my pain and suicidality afterwards anymore. They did not punish me for it. The day clinic was pretty good to that time.
The woman I am dating barely opens up herself which makes it difficult for me. But it is good in the sense that she barely asks personal questions. And I have to hide that I am a mental wreck, will never be able to work and consider to kill myself (sooner or later). I wish we could be fully transparent to each other but she does not want that.
We have different definitions of what personal questions mean. I imagine such a life pretty lonely and sad. I wonder whether she opens up online in an anonymous way but I strongly doubt it. But I think it is very hard for her to open up for her standards. And I appreciate her attempt to open up. It must be pretty hard for her.
Many people on here say it is their only asylum to open up. I had the luck to make good (but also bad tbh) experiences to open up to professionals. I think it was worth it.
I imagine there are many people who don't share their thoughts and emotions to others in real life. I heard there were friends who betrayed them. They left them after suicide attempts which is simply disgusting. I have extremely good friends and I know this is a very high privilge. I also try to avoid suicide for them. One close friend does not want explicit information on my suicidality. One friends does not want to hear sexual details. And one friend is open to ANYTHING and he also tells me a lot. I think my case is rather unusual.
What about you? Can only be fully honest online? Do you feel lonely because in real life noone knows the truth? I felt better after sharing my pain.
The woman I am dating barely opens up herself which makes it difficult for me. But it is good in the sense that she barely asks personal questions. And I have to hide that I am a mental wreck, will never be able to work and consider to kill myself (sooner or later). I wish we could be fully transparent to each other but she does not want that.
We have different definitions of what personal questions mean. I imagine such a life pretty lonely and sad. I wonder whether she opens up online in an anonymous way but I strongly doubt it. But I think it is very hard for her to open up for her standards. And I appreciate her attempt to open up. It must be pretty hard for her.
Many people on here say it is their only asylum to open up. I had the luck to make good (but also bad tbh) experiences to open up to professionals. I think it was worth it.
I imagine there are many people who don't share their thoughts and emotions to others in real life. I heard there were friends who betrayed them. They left them after suicide attempts which is simply disgusting. I have extremely good friends and I know this is a very high privilge. I also try to avoid suicide for them. One close friend does not want explicit information on my suicidality. One friends does not want to hear sexual details. And one friend is open to ANYTHING and he also tells me a lot. I think my case is rather unusual.
What about you? Can only be fully honest online? Do you feel lonely because in real life noone knows the truth? I felt better after sharing my pain.