I know it sounds trite, but suicide really is a permanent solution to a temporary problem/situation. In the grand scheme of things, our human life spans are quite short, and we should wring all the joy out of them we can. I'm sorry to hear you hit such a low point, but it gladdens me to see that you took a step back and realized there are things out there worth living for, no matter how small or silly they may seem to any one else. Always keep in mind that things get better. They do. Not always as quickly as we would like, but they do improve. Don't chuck away tiramusu and sunsets and fireworks and erotica when things look bleak. Keep your chin up (and your middle finger, too, if need be) and keep on keepin' on. You'll come out the other side stronger and wiser and eager for more of the joys life has to offer.
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ninetydegrees
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on 2012-05-23 12:32 am (UTC)I know it sounds trite, but suicide really is a permanent solution to a temporary problem/situation. In the grand scheme of things, our human life spans are quite short, and we should wring all the joy out of them we can. I'm sorry to hear you hit such a low point, but it gladdens me to see that you took a step back and realized there are things out there worth living for, no matter how small or silly they may seem to any one else. Always keep in mind that things get better. They do. Not always as quickly as we would like, but they do improve. Don't chuck away tiramusu and sunsets and fireworks and erotica when things look bleak. Keep your chin up (and your middle finger, too, if need be) and keep on keepin' on. You'll come out the other side stronger and wiser and eager for more of the joys life has to offer.