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Suddenly, I viddied what I had to do, and that was to do myself in; to snuff it, to blast off forever out of this wicked, cruel world. One moment of pain perhaps and, then, sleep forever, and ever and ever.
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life
nadsat
redemption
reform
suicidal-thoughts
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Anthony Burgess |
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6b0dec4
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In my room, in the dark, I understood what I never had before, what no one else seemed to. I understood how a boy could go into the woods with a bullet and a gun and not come out. That there was no conspiracy, no evil influences or secret rituals; that sometimes there was only pain and the need to make it stop.
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loneliness
suicidal-thoughts
suicide
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Robin Wasserman |
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6714aac
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A successful suicide demands good organization and a cool head, both of which are usually incompatible with the suicidal state of mind.
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borderline-personality-disorder
suicidal-thoughts
suicide
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Susanna Kaysen |
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0223ad6
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So ask me if I am alright. 'I'm fine; I'm always fine.' You see this look in my eyes. 'No, I'm fine. I am always fine.' There is a corpse behind my smile. 'Listen, I am fine. Always, always fine as fine can be.' 'Are you okay?' 'I am more than okay. I am more than fine. I am wonderful!
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depression
friends
medicine
mental-illness
recovery
suicidal-thoughts
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Emma Rose Kraus |
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978c049
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"The tedium of existence and feeling imprisoned in a deplorable job can cause a person to consider the most expedient escape route from suffering including flirting with suicide. Fernando Pessoa wrote in "The Book of Disquiet" of his own feelings of uneasiness and sense of discouragement. "I suffer from life and from other people. I cannot look at reality face to face. Even the sun discourages and depresses me. Only at night and all alone, withdrawn, forgotten, and lost, with no connection to anything useful or real - only then do I find myself comforted." --
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depression-quotes
discontent
discontentment
discouragement
suffering
suffering-quote
suffering-quotes
suicidal-thoughts
suicide
tedium
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Kilroy J. Oldster |
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72c09d1
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Even in my blackest depressions, I never regretted having been born. It is true that I had wanted to die, but that is peculiarly different from regretting having been born.
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mental-illness
suicidal-thoughts
suicide
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Kay Redfield Jamison |