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When is it the right time to give up?
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this post was submitted on 23 Nov 2024
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Honestly if I don't have $100,000 by 11/25 I'm ending it.
how are you going to get $100,000?
I won't.
Why do you need $100,000 by 11/25?
To move out and cut all ties with family so I can receive mail in my chosen name and grow and heal from the past
perhaps temper your expectations
Look mate, start investing into Chinese weapons manufacturing stocks. It might not pay out big next month but I PROMISE you will see sustained returns on your investment in the near future!
Come hell or highwater your profits will increase!
Or any other military complex, war is money
Im also killing myself on the 25th lol. During my partner's exam I'm going to my favorite bench, drinking a bunch of benzos and vodka, and then shooting myself. Ive had it planned for a while. Life isn't worth living anymore. I have too many mental health issues and trauma and have been fighting too long and can't imagine fighting for another 50 or 60 years.
I have thought about killing myself every day of my life since middle school and it is so freeing to have a solid plan and todo list of what I actually need to finish before I get to kill myself. I've tried before but I realize now I didn't actually want it as much then. I finally feel calm. I'm finally ok with just being a statistic.