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 Posted: Tue Jan 24, 2006 1:57 pm
@Vanilla - nah, I didn't make it, .[Dotty]. did. For free. =) She's so nice~
You live 15min away from him? Wow. I live on like the other side of the country. Sort of. In Bristol. ^^;;
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Posted: Tue Jan 24, 2006 4:40 pm
Hmmm.... so Niphy betrayed me... lol jks. wink
I don't really mind if everyone knows what a disturbed person I am. sweatdrop
So anyways I went ahead and tried it and failed, which was really frustrating. Took a load of pills, drank 3 beers then tried to cut along the veins in my arms, which just took ages and was bloody painful. That's one method I definitely don't recommend.
Afterwards I got all my problems out in the open and now I'm seeing two psychiatrists. Been prescribed with anti-depressants but they'll take a few weeks before they have any effect. Decided to continue with school as if I took a gap year now I wouldn't know what to do.
I guess that's my 'confession', though I don't regret doing it. In some ways, it's been beneficial for me. surprised
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Posted: Tue Jan 24, 2006 6:50 pm
Tokioka Hmmm.... so Niphy betrayed me... lol jks. wink I don't really mind if everyone knows what a disturbed person I am. sweatdrop So anyways I went ahead and tried it and failed, which was really frustrating. Took a load of pills, drank 3 beers then tried to cut along the veins in my arms, which just took ages and was bloody painful. That's one method I definitely don't recommend. Afterwards I got all my problems out in the open and now I'm seeing two psychiatrists. Been prescribed with anti-depressants but they'll take a few weeks before they have any effect. Decided to continue with school as if I took a gap year now I wouldn't know what to do. I guess that's my 'confession', though I don't regret doing it. In some ways, it's been beneficial for me. surprised All i have to say is is, you are the biggest idiot i know. Even the people i have to answer to are smarter than you. and that's big. Because they're pretty stupid. Well maybe you learned a lesson from all this.
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Posted: Tue Jan 24, 2006 8:42 pm
Tokioka Hmmm.... so Niphy betrayed me... lol jks. wink I don't really mind if everyone knows what a disturbed person I am. sweatdrop So anyways I went ahead and tried it and failed, which was really frustrating. Took a load of pills, drank 3 beers then tried to cut along the veins in my arms, which just took ages and was bloody painful. That's one method I definitely don't recommend. Afterwards I got all my problems out in the open and now I'm seeing two psychiatrists. Been prescribed with anti-depressants but they'll take a few weeks before they have any effect. Decided to continue with school as if I took a gap year now I wouldn't know what to do. I guess that's my 'confession', though I don't regret doing it. In some ways, it's been beneficial for me. surprised Man, that was a bloody stupid thing to do, trying to commit suicide by taking pills and cutting your arm. If you really wanted to die, you may as well have chosen a quick and painless death such as lethal injection instead bleeding yourself dry. Otherwise, you need to seek serious counselling. Do your parents know about your problems.
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Posted: Tue Jan 24, 2006 9:47 pm
LOL! Azumangadaioh ^^
questing for a sword.... very desperate... >.>
Edit: That's wierd, this is posted in the Pix Post thread... how did it get here?
Well I got the sword anyway, and I confess:
I AM REALLY A GUY!
No, that's actually a lie just to get you worked up about something that I forgot. rofl rofl I am 90% girl and 10% girl kitty.
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Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2006 11:46 am
Tokioka Hmmm.... so Niphy betrayed me... lol jks. wink I don't really mind if everyone knows what a disturbed person I am. sweatdrop So anyways I went ahead and tried it and failed, which was really frustrating. Took a load of pills, drank 3 beers then tried to cut along the veins in my arms, which just took ages and was bloody painful. That's one method I definitely don't recommend. Afterwards I got all my problems out in the open and now I'm seeing two psychiatrists. Been prescribed with anti-depressants but they'll take a few weeks before they have any effect. Decided to continue with school as if I took a gap year now I wouldn't know what to do. I guess that's my 'confession', though I don't regret doing it. In some ways, it's been beneficial for me. surprised 'm so glad you found a way out in the end 3nodding
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Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2006 3:52 pm
@ yalie: I sure did learn a lesson. I learnt that suicide by wrist slitting is a bad idea and that if i tried it again I'd go and buy myself sleeping pills.
@ Minielf: Yeh it was really stupid, the method that is. I was just really desperate on the day - wanted to die right there and then. And yes my parents do know about it. My mum was the one who found me asleep on the floor with blood on the carpet. So both my parents freaked out and we talked and stuff. Ummm I don't think you can legally buy a lethal injection here in the UK. biggrin And yeh I'm getting psychiatric help at the moment so I'll be fine for a while.
@ Vanilla: Well it wasn't really the 'way out' I was going for... sweatdrop
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Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2006 5:32 pm
Tokioka @ yalie: I sure did learn a lesson. I learnt that suicide by wrist slitting is a bad idea and that if i tried it again I'd go and buy myself sleeping pills. @ Minielf: Yeh it was really stupid, the method that is. I was just really desperate on the day - wanted to die right there and then. And yes my parents do know about it. My mum was the one who found me asleep on the floor with blood on the carpet. So both my parents freaked out and we talked and stuff. Ummm I don't think you can legally buy a lethal injection here in the UK. biggrin And yeh I'm getting psychiatric help at the moment so I'll be fine for a while. @ Vanilla: Well it wasn't really the 'way out' I was going for... sweatdrop okay... not the lesson i was talking about but i meh, close enough i guess.
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Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2006 1:19 am
Tokioka @ yalie: I sure did learn a lesson. I learnt that suicide by wrist slitting is a bad idea and that if i tried it again I'd go and buy myself sleeping pills. @ Minielf: Yeh it was really stupid, the method that is. I was just really desperate on the day - wanted to die right there and then. And yes my parents do know about it. My mum was the one who found me asleep on the floor with blood on the carpet. So both my parents freaked out and we talked and stuff. Ummm I don't think you can legally buy a lethal injection here in the UK. biggrin And yeh I'm getting psychiatric help at the moment so I'll be fine for a while. @ Vanilla: Well it wasn't really the 'way out' I was going for... sweatdrop Hey, now that I hope you've recovered from your 'near death' experience, I think it would be wiser to live life to the experience and savour that you're actually still alive rather than dead. (E.g, land yourself a pretty whore and do the rumpy-pumpy blaugh ). And about the lethal injection I meant euthanasia. There's been a lot of cases in Australia where old and mentally depressed people have committed medically assissted sucide, and there was that doctor Kavorkian or something. A genuine witch doctor of death. 3nodding
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Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2006 1:08 pm
Minielf Tokioka @ yalie: I sure did learn a lesson. I learnt that suicide by wrist slitting is a bad idea and that if i tried it again I'd go and buy myself sleeping pills. @ Minielf: Yeh it was really stupid, the method that is. I was just really desperate on the day - wanted to die right there and then. And yes my parents do know about it. My mum was the one who found me asleep on the floor with blood on the carpet. So both my parents freaked out and we talked and stuff. Ummm I don't think you can legally buy a lethal injection here in the UK. biggrin And yeh I'm getting psychiatric help at the moment so I'll be fine for a while. @ Vanilla: Well it wasn't really the 'way out' I was going for... sweatdrop Hey, now that I hope you've recovered from your 'near death' experience, I think it would be wiser to live life to the experience and savour that you're actually still alive rather than dead. (E.g, land yourself a pretty whore and do the rumpy-pumpy blaugh ). And about the lethal injection I meant euthanasia. There's been a lot of cases in Australia where old and mentally depressed people have committed medically assissted sucide, and there was that doctor Kavorkian or something. A genuine witch doctor of death. 3nodding O.O did not expect something like that to come out of mini's mouth. no doubt bad influence at a certain someone *ahem*tapioka*ahem*
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Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2006 1:14 pm
Minielf Tokioka @ yalie: I sure did learn a lesson. I learnt that suicide by wrist slitting is a bad idea and that if i tried it again I'd go and buy myself sleeping pills. @ Minielf: Yeh it was really stupid, the method that is. I was just really desperate on the day - wanted to die right there and then. And yes my parents do know about it. My mum was the one who found me asleep on the floor with blood on the carpet. So both my parents freaked out and we talked and stuff. Ummm I don't think you can legally buy a lethal injection here in the UK. biggrin And yeh I'm getting psychiatric help at the moment so I'll be fine for a while. @ Vanilla: Well it wasn't really the 'way out' I was going for... sweatdrop Hey, now that I hope you've recovered from your 'near death' experience, I think it would be wiser to live life to the experience and savour that you're actually still alive rather than dead. (E.g, land yourself a pretty whore and do the rumpy-pumpy blaugh ). And about the lethal injection I meant euthanasia. There's been a lot of cases in Australia where old and mentally depressed people have committed medically assissted sucide, and there was that doctor Kavorkian or something. A genuine witch doctor of death. 3nodding Now you're talking my language brother! biggrin Rumpy pumpy indeed!! mrgreen And euthanasia isn't legal in the UK so that's sorta difficult. I could go to a country where it is legal but that would just be too much of a hassle.
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Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2006 1:15 pm
Tokioka Minielf Tokioka @ yalie: I sure did learn a lesson. I learnt that suicide by wrist slitting is a bad idea and that if i tried it again I'd go and buy myself sleeping pills. @ Minielf: Yeh it was really stupid, the method that is. I was just really desperate on the day - wanted to die right there and then. And yes my parents do know about it. My mum was the one who found me asleep on the floor with blood on the carpet. So both my parents freaked out and we talked and stuff. Ummm I don't think you can legally buy a lethal injection here in the UK. biggrin And yeh I'm getting psychiatric help at the moment so I'll be fine for a while. @ Vanilla: Well it wasn't really the 'way out' I was going for... sweatdrop Hey, now that I hope you've recovered from your 'near death' experience, I think it would be wiser to live life to the experience and savour that you're actually still alive rather than dead. (E.g, land yourself a pretty whore and do the rumpy-pumpy blaugh ). And about the lethal injection I meant euthanasia. There's been a lot of cases in Australia where old and mentally depressed people have committed medically assissted sucide, and there was that doctor Kavorkian or something. A genuine witch doctor of death. 3nodding Now you're talking my language brother! biggrin Rumpy pumpy indeed!! mrgreen And euthanasia isn't legal in the UK so that's sorta difficult. I could go to a country where it is legal but that would just be too much of a hassle. whatever. too much of a hassle sure. whatever you say.
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Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2006 1:55 pm
yalie5 Tokioka Minielf Tokioka @ yalie: I sure did learn a lesson. I learnt that suicide by wrist slitting is a bad idea and that if i tried it again I'd go and buy myself sleeping pills. @ Minielf: Yeh it was really stupid, the method that is. I was just really desperate on the day - wanted to die right there and then. And yes my parents do know about it. My mum was the one who found me asleep on the floor with blood on the carpet. So both my parents freaked out and we talked and stuff. Ummm I don't think you can legally buy a lethal injection here in the UK. biggrin And yeh I'm getting psychiatric help at the moment so I'll be fine for a while. @ Vanilla: Well it wasn't really the 'way out' I was going for... sweatdrop Hey, now that I hope you've recovered from your 'near death' experience, I think it would be wiser to live life to the experience and savour that you're actually still alive rather than dead. (E.g, land yourself a pretty whore and do the rumpy-pumpy blaugh ). And about the lethal injection I meant euthanasia. There's been a lot of cases in Australia where old and mentally depressed people have committed medically assissted sucide, and there was that doctor Kavorkian or something. A genuine witch doctor of death. 3nodding Now you're talking my language brother! biggrin Rumpy pumpy indeed!! mrgreen And euthanasia isn't legal in the UK so that's sorta difficult. I could go to a country where it is legal but that would just be too much of a hassle. whatever. too much of a hassle sure. whatever you say. Well it is. I'd have to buy plane tickets, research and book the whole procedure, then pay for it, before travelling to whatever country... all the while keeping my activities secret from my parents and everyone else who would stop me. That is most definitely a hassle.
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Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2006 1:56 pm
Dear gods, 'elf, you are silly. Euthanasia is all for people who can't commit suicide, non? And who are suffering from a terminal illness and wanting to die. Tokioka is mistaken; passive euthanasia and 'double effect' euthanasia are legal in the UK. Toki, I apologise for.. saying.. but I didn't think you'd mind, and I was on Gaia and MSN at the time.. you know the feeling. And now I really must stop posting or I will be shouted at.
Love you all, Niph xx
PS - someone tell t0shi0 I missed her and welcome back <3 from Niph
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Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2006 2:00 pm
Niphredil Ithilmir Dear gods, 'elf, you are silly. Euthanasia is all for people who can't commit suicide, non? And who are suffering from a terminal illness and wanting to die. Tokioka is mistaken; passive euthanasia and 'double effect' euthanasia are legal in the UK. Toki, I apologise for.. saying.. but I didn't think you'd mind, and I was on Gaia and MSN at the time.. you know the feeling. And now I really must stop posting or I will be shouted at. Love you all, Niph xx PS - someone tell t0shi0 I missed her and welcome back <3 from Niph You're right, I don't mind. Good luck Niphy, butcher those exams! wink
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