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noname223

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Aug 18, 2020
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My mom's domerstic violence turned my life in a torture chamber. Ruined my life irreversibly.

My mom fattened me which led to severe bullying at school.

I never took drugs which was one of the best decision of my life but it was influenced by the way I was raised. People with drug induced psychosis are even more stigmatized and they are blamed for their failure. I would have tortured me every single second for it. (I have genes for psychosis). I even torture me for way less. I can instead blame my mom, the violence and the bullying which gives sympathy extra points from strangers which are worth completely nothing. But I am obsessed what people think of me.

I think me getting this psychosis led to a stronger friendship with my friends. I opened up about very personal stuff and I was very vulnerable in front of them. Beforehand we did not actually know each other. Our bond of frienship got stronger as a group. Soon before my first psychosis (the thoughts were probably pathological) I thought I would have to end all my friendships to further my career. Lmao. I thought I need more career oriented "friends". Again massive lmao, I think I have top 1% friends. I think without my psychosis I would have lost them. Under certain scenarioa my first psychosis could have errupted later. For the prognosis many say that iwould be better. I had my psychosis at school which was good. If it happened at college I think my friends would have moved on after I had ignored them. There is at least something positive in this living nightmare.

Two therapists gave me up which strenghtened my belief that I am a hopeless case. However, one of them was a catastrophe as therapist and one barely knew my case. Not the details. It left very deep scars though and led to my hesitation to open up in front of therapists.

I did not jump of the 7th stock of this building and I did not try partial more after it felt like my head would explode. I think both is pretty good that I did not go through with it. 7th stock is way too risky. There was a boy at the ground. It would have been either traumatic or even dangerous for him - or even both. But there were more reasons for not to do it. I think I could have gotten brain damage from partial. I did not knew shit. I am glad I stopped it.

I found Sanctioned Suicide. It stopped me from stupid attempts to end my life which would have caused permanent damage. I am comforted by the community. It eases my loneliness. It helps me to cope with my manic symptoms. I found useful resources in case I want to end my life and in case extreme pain I can claim my right for a death with dignity. I think I would not have been able to stomach the torture at college this long without SaSu. After my therapists gave me up I felt so lonely and SaSu helped. And it also helped my friends because I have a very high need to express myself.

I ordered SN (and receivced it) after another love delusion. It could lead to my death. It feels like an empowerment but also a little bit scary.

What about you? There are probably more but I am exhausted.
 
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noname223

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Aug 18, 2020
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I can't believe noone is interested in this thread. I was so curious about replies... :(
 
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greebo6

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Sep 11, 2020
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Many things...just too many...
 
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shadow999

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Sep 6, 2024
126
I had drug enduced psychosis. Ruined my life and is 100% the reason I am going to CTB. I also had a family history of the disease and suffered years of abuse from my mother for being gay which I am sure contributed to the psychosis, definitely the addiction.
It took literally everything from me. Can't experience emotion anymore. It ruined years of work and all of my relationships.
Just want some peace now. Am planning on doing full suspension hanging, looked at SN for a minute though.
Seems doable if you accompany it with the right meds.
Whatever you decide I hope you find some peace.
 
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noname223

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I had drug enduced psychosis. Ruined my life and is 100% the reason I am going to CTB. I also had a family history of the disease and suffered years of abuse from my mother for being gay which I am sure contributed to the psychosis, definitely the addiction.
It took literally everything from me. Can't experience emotion anymore. It ruined years of work and all of my relationships.
Just want some peace now. Am planning on doing full suspension hanging, looked at SN for a minute though.
Seems doable if you accompany it with the right meds.
Whatever you decide I hope you find some peace.
I don't want to lecture you or anything. I had a psychosis not drug induced. I think for the prognsis whether you will relapse there is one good indicator. (there are many more) Some people with drug induced psychosis develop schizophrenia which is often a problem. But people who have a drug induced psychosis without developing schizophrenia have a good prognosis if they manage to keep clean. Some don't even need the medication longterm. I am only a layman though always trust therapists more.

The time after my psychoses were nightmarish but I always envied people with drug induced psychosis without schizophrenia because they often don't need the medication longterm if they keep away from psychoactive drugs.

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shadow999

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Sep 6, 2024
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I don't want to lecture you or anything. I had a psychosis not drug induced. I think for the prognsis whether you will relapse there is one good indicator. (there are many more) Some people with drug induced psychosis develop schizophrenia which is often a problem. But people who have a drug induced psychosis without developing schizophrenia have a good prognosis if they manage to keep clean. Some don't even need the medication longterm. I am only a layman though always trust therapists more.

The time after my psychoses were nightmarish but I always envied people with drug induced psychosis without schizophrenia because they often don't need the medication longterm if they keep away from psychoactive drugs.

Hugs :)
Hi,
I've been staying away from drugs have been psychosis free for months now. Just the damage it did to my career and relationships is so complete and hard to manage. There are things I can't get back. That is something for me to be thankful for though, not having schizophrenia. Thanks for the reminder.
 
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NoPoint2Life

Why is this so hard?
Aug 31, 2024
452
I can't say i have had anything horrible happen to me. My turning point was being in a relationship in my 20's where i was so happy but yet i was sad at the same time. I guess the depression was starting then. When he broke up with me i was devastated. It was when i first thought about ctb. I realized i could never be truly happy and it just never felt like there was a point to living. I could never get past the feeling of just not being made for this world.
 
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Ironborn

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Jan 29, 2024
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First one was when I went to college, trained as an electrician passed all the exams but none of the boomer companies wanted to train new electricians, they only employed cheaper immigrant labour they didn't need to train. I ended up having to take a minimum wage job then the recession hit in 2006 and the job market shrunk even more.
Second one was the lockdowns, I was already a heavy drinker by that point but not being allowed out and having to work because I was a "key worker" made me a full blown alcoholic, before that I only drank at weekends, during the lockdown it was every day.
 

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