Suicidehelp Stories

I was curled up under my blankets, tears streaming down my face after an argument on an app today. I was told for the third time to kill myself. I gave myself five days, five days to find reasons why I shouldn't die, reasons why I should stay alive. If those reasons aren't enough.....goodbye life.....

Where the bad boy helps the suicidal girl warning: bad language and more stuff

https://www.helpguide.org/articles/suicide-prevention/suicide-prevention.htm Myth: People who talk about suicide won't really do it. Fact: Almost everyone who attempts suicide has given some clue or warning. Don't ignore even indirect references to death or suicide. Statements like "You'll be sorry when I'm gone," "I can't see any way out,"-no matter how casually or jokingly said-may indicate serious suicidal feelings. Myth: Anyone who tries to kill themselves must be crazy. Fact: Most suicidal people are not psychotic or insane. They are upset, grief-stricken, depressed or despairing, but extreme distress and emotional pain are not necessarily signs of mental illness. Myth: If someone is determined to kill themselves, nothing is going to stop them. Fact:Even a very severely depressed person has mixed feelings about death, fluctuating between wanting to live and wanting to die. Rather than wanting death, they just want the pain to stop-and the impulse to end their life does not last forever. Myth: People who die by suicide are people who were unwilling to seek help. Fact: Many people try to get help before attempting suicide.In fact, studies indicate that more than 50 percent of suicide victims had sought medical help in the six months prior to their deaths. Myth: Talking about suicide may give someone the idea. Fact: You don't give someone suicidal ideas by talking about suicide. Rather, the opposite is true. Talking openly and honestly about suicidal thoughts and feelings can help save a life.

Just a collection of short stories that I have written or found that I thought I might share.. School writings, random thoughts, etc.. Just stories either of fiction, non-fiction, fantasy, adventure, mystery, you name it. It will all be here!

┉ " A SINGLE THREAD OF HOPE IS STILL A VERY POWERFUL THING. " ⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯ in which people who are seriously considering suicide can have someone to talk to.

Just comment on a chapter your problem n comment on a problem if u want to share wisdoms cause i know im lost here too

Chapter 1 - introduction. Chapter 2 - coming out. Chapter 3 - self harm. Chapter 4 - self-acceptance. Chapter 5 - stop judging. Chapter 6 - stand up for what's right. Chapter 7 - stop bullying. Chapter 8 - you're more than just a number on a scale. Chapter 9 - relationship problems. Chapter 10 - how to tell your parents. Chapter 11 - how to ask for help. Chapter 12 - depression. Chapter 13 - you're not alone. Chapter 14 - you're beautiful and worth it. Chapter 15 - how to apologize. Chapter 16 - good music. Chapter 17 - crushes.

"All I want to do is die." No you don't. Let me explain. Have you noticed how in a number of situations when there's an old couple, one of them will die and the other with follow days or hours later, because they loved that person so much that their partner became they're only reason to live, their true everything. So when their partner died, so did their will to live. So, they simply stopped living. Maybe, people can actually due from losing their will to live. For example, if someone truly, wholeheartedly has no reason to live whatsoever, they lose their will to live, their life essence,and die. So people who say they don't want to live anymore, or are waiting to die, actually aren't. Because unbeknownst to them, it the back of their minds, they have something or someone to live for still, that it still, even with the thinnest string, keeping them from completely losing their will to live.

This is basically a book run by the owners of this account! We will update chapters on how we may be doing or new introductions to the account!

Please read this, even though you might think you know what I'm going to say, because I just might surprise you. This is a suicide help book that I made, in hopes that it would help others. I will be honest, I have lain awake at night and contemplated ending my life. But I used the stuff I've written in this book to overcome that urge. I hope it helps you, like it helped me. I HAVE ADDED SOME STUFF FROM OTHER SUICIDE HELP BOOKS ON WATTPAD AND OTHER PLACES, BUT I DON'T TAKE CREDIT FOR IT, OR ANY OF THE STUFF IN THIS BOOK, BECAUSE I DON'T BELIEVE THAT INFORMATION REGARDING SUICIDE PREVENTION SHOULD BE COPYRIGHTED OR OWNED. **** For now, this book is completed, but if anyone wants to tell me what helped them or what they think would help, I will gladly add it as long as I can see why whatever it is helped/would help. I made the cover, but don't own the image.

My first poem, Mostly rants.

A little poem I wrote on a whim to help you through the dark times when you feel like ending it all

This is a book where I can interact with readers and I will try and help you if you are sad or currently depressed. This is a place where you can share your feelings with me and others so we can help, just state your problem(s) in the comments and we will try to help. I will check the comments everyday 2-6 times

Here's some help. Please read, I'll keep it short.

Are you looking for reasons to not commit suicide? Are you looking for specific articles on why certain people commit suicide and why they still had something left? You've come to the right place, my suicidal friend. We will help you.

Am I allowed to look at her like that? A songfic based on "She." By Dodie Clark

"Help me" she screamed "please make it stop" her screaming turned to crying. She was shaking hard. "Help me"she cried as strong arms wrapped around her. "No!no!no! Please? Why?" The arms pulled her close. Soon her head rested on something hard. She heard his steady heartbeat and stopped screaming. She calmed, tears still streamed her face and shes shaking hard still. He notices this and pulls her closer. Stories of need is a bundle of stories of suicidal girls and maybe sometimes guys