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LOVEFAC21

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recurrence of bad thoughts
« on: August 05, 2012, 11:58:08 AM »
more bad thoughts and more bad thoughts - i truly believe that my life, this world, this breed of society is not worthwhile anymore (was it ever?). existing each day and for what? pay another months mortgage for a house i dont particularly like, doing a job i completely despise, being in a relationship in which i dont have sex anymore (i love my partner though), looking in the mirror and feeling disappointed, daydreaming and occupied thoughts of a life other than my own. i fantasise about just f***ing it all off and enjoying the last minutes of peace and genuine happiness that i seldom experienced in this life, knowing that i dont have to return.

its hard - the suicidal thoughts are recurring more and more and more....than ever in my life. the only things i would miss would be music, my partner and scenery such as the beach, woodlands and lakes. i dont want to cry anymore, i dont want to be anxious or stressed out anymore, i dont want to be scared or fearful of the outside world anymore, i dont want to dread every day coming around again - groundhog day - im bored...boring.... _-+


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Re: recurrence of bad thoughts
« Reply #1 on: August 05, 2012, 01:26:43 PM »
Have you seen your doctor recently or thought about some counselling?
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Re: recurrence of bad thoughts
« Reply #2 on: August 05, 2012, 03:34:14 PM »
ground hog day sounds like me i spent 10 days in hospital (psychiatric) after a complete melt down after 2 weeks with out food or sleep.


i understand about ground hog day. your words echo my feelings too.
                               

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