Postby Fionn Fael » Tue May 08, 2007 9:48 pm
Some of you may remember a thread previously posted by me in this forum about a suicide attempt I made late last year. To recap, I lied to my family and friends about it being done on purpose and to this day have not told the truth to a soul (outside of CAA, that is).
Well, after that incident and all the trouble and pain it caused, I promised myself that I would never even consider doing something like that again. Unfortunately, I have already broken that promise. Not even a year has passed, but I'm stuck in a rut once again.
I'm beginning to think that my suicidal thoughts stem from recurring bouts with depression caused by stress. I just feel so hopeless all the time, and when I think about my position in life, I can't see any possible way that things will work out all right. I'm utterly desperate for any escape route, and I don't know what to do. I'm trying to let God handle this, but I'm failing miserably. I know that killing myself will not solve anything, but if things keep continuing this way, I'm afraid that I'm going to make that choice anyway. Please, please pray for me.
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