Log in (Register | Forgotten password)
TeenHelp
Home Get Advice Quick Ask Register Support Forums Today's Posts Chat Room Search Newsletter Articles
 Resources Donate Mobile Contact Us

Go Back TeenHelp Mind and Body Depression and Suicide Triggering (Suicide): enough Reply to Thread
Get Advice Connect with TeenHelp Resources
HelpLINK Chat and Live Help Facebook     Twitter     Tumblr     Instagram    Safety Zone
   Hotlines 		   Alternatives
   Calendar

You are not registered or have not logged in
Hello guest! (Not a guest? Log in above!) As a guest you can submit help requests, create and reply to Forum posts, join our Chat Room and read our range of articles & resources. By registering you will be able to get fully involved in our community and enjoy features such as connect with members worldwide, add friends & send messages, express yourself through a Blog, find others with similar interests in Social Groups, post pictures and links, set up a profile and more! Signing up is free, anonymous and will only take a few moments, so click here to register now!



Depression and Suicide If you or a loved one is feeling depressed or suicidal, you are not alone. Talk with other users about your feelings here.

Thread: Triggering (Suicide): enough Reply to Thread
Your Username: Click here to log in
Human Verification
Title:
  
Message:
Post Icons
You may choose an icon for your message from the following list:
 

Additional Options
Miscellaneous Options
Rate Thread
If you like, you can add a score for this thread.

Topic Review (Newest First)
February 17th 2025 01:51 AM
Em0bxy
Re: enough
Yeah, I could talk to him about that
February 17th 2025 01:38 AM
¯|_(ツ)_|¯
Re: enough
It's pretty unhealthy for any relationship (or friendship) to have a "if you go, I go" pact. That creates a lot of pressure on the other person. I'd talk to him about this and see if he can drop that. If anything, it honors you both to stay alive.
February 17th 2025 12:50 AM
Em0bxy
Re: enough
I've told someone about it before and he went through the same program I'm in now because of it. He never cut off the suicide pact but it's only if I commit suicide for some reason, it's not if he commits he says but Idk.
February 17th 2025 12:28 AM
¯|_(ツ)_|¯
Re: enough
I think it is amazing that you are thinking of talking to your counselor about these thoughts, or in the group therapy session. That takes a whole lot of courage and I think the fact that you are considering telling someone means a part of you DOES want help/to get better. If it's hard to talk about verbally you can also write it out in a letter that you hand to the person you want to tell. It helps you make sure you get everything out without any type of nerves or interruptions getting in the way, and you can get every point you want to make out.

I would also tell your counselor about the suicide pact you are in so your boyfriend can get some help too. A suicide pact is something serious and if he's in a bad place he deserves to get help for how he's feeling too. He may be upset at first but he will realize that you are only doing this for his benefit.
February 17th 2025 12:22 AM
Em0bxy
enough
I've had enough of everything. I've had enough of life, of people talking to me, of hiding my cuts, of not being able to die. I might tell my counselor about these thoughts though I might end up in the ER, I want to kill myself. I might kill myself. I'm telling my counselor this tomorrow. I might say: "I've been having thoughts about ykw and I am thinking and planning how to act on it" if I'm in the group therapy session, but if I end up talking to her 1-1 then I could say "suicide" in replace of "ykw". I'm so scared...I wanna die so fucking badly...I'm telling my counselor cause I need to be alive for my boyfriend. We have a suicide pact.

Ashton Out

Posting Rules
You may post new threads
You may post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts
BB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is Off
 
User Infomation
Your Avatar

Latest Articles & News
How to find a new hobby
- by TeenHelp
Signs of Opiate Addiction in Young People
- by TeenHelp
Volunteer Of The Year 2024 & Winter Awards.
- by Rob
Happy Holidays from TeenHelp.
- by Halcyon
Different Game Genres
- by TeenHelp
Online schooling
- by TeenHelp
Commonly confused words and phrases
- by TeenHelp
The List of Best Tools for Quality Writing
- by TeenHelp
5 tips for writing an essay
- by TeenHelp
Law enforcement: an insight into policing
- by TeenHelp

Advertisement



All material copyright ©1998-2025, TeenHelp.
Terms | Legal | Privacy | Conduct | Complaints | Mobile

Powered by vBulletin®.
Copyright ©2000-2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Search engine optimization by vBSEO.
Theme developed in association with vBStyles.

Home | Contact Us | Sitemap | Top