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Managing thoughts of suicide & self-harm

Battles

MissGremlinSenior Contributor

Battles

Hi all, does anyone else just feel like life is just one big sh!t show? It's just one thing after another, constant drama, family issues, money struggles, stress, anxiety it's just always something.

When do things get easier, do things ever change?

I've been through more than i care to think about in my life but today has pushed me to breaking point and it's bringing up alot of bad memories of previous suicide attempts.

I just feel like it's not worth it, it's not worth fighting, not worth hanging on anymore.

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MissGremlinSenior Contributor

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@Former-Member that's literally the episode i just finished watching yesterday 😂. I stick to safe shows as I don't cope with change so it's rare for me to watch anything new.

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rav3nSenior Contributor

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@MissGremlin @Former-Member it sucks to hear that both of you were treated so poorly. hate it when people take advantage of someone's kind/trusting nature, you both deserved better.

also i haven't watched buffy before, but i did come across some clips and i have a question - is Spike the good or bad guy? cos i've heard some call him a villain but others say otherwise

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Unknown userMember

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@MissGremlin I 100% stick with safe shows as well, I've never been one for horror as real life is scary enough for me. I've always been one for sci fi and fantasy, I'm a fan of lord of the rings, I really need to find the 4 hr extended editions as I haven't seen them

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MissGremlinSenior Contributor

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@rav3n spike was a bad guy but ends up being a good guy.

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Unknown userMember

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@rav3n Spike was a bad guy in the beginning, but then he was taken prisoner and had a chip put in him that stopped him from hurting people, so he became a good guy fighting against vampires and evil

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Unknown userMember

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@MissGremlin lol we won't mention to @rav3n about spike and his love affair with robot buffy

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MissGremlinSenior Contributor

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@Former-Member i don't mind horror movies but action, comedy, sci fi are definitely more my go to things. I also love Disney movies and the adult sense of humour that's in alot of them now.

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MissGremlinSenior Contributor

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@Former-Member haha that was just strange and creepy 😂.

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Unknown userMember

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@MissGremlin oh watching Disney movies as an adult was a huge eye opener, all of a sudden so many jokes made so much more sense!

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MissGremlinSenior Contributor

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@Former-Member yes. It's really brilliant how they incorporate it.

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