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Monster on the Hill
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May 24, 2024 at 01:07 PM
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They pretty just wanted to straight up ask me in person if I was actively suicidal which I am not (not sure for the reason of asking me in person? Maybe just to get a better idea of what I physically look like/body language?). I explained I am engaging in some dangerous behaviors and we figured out what triggered the sudden intensified "this could either kill me or give me an adrenaline rush, win-win situation" thought process--which those triggers are pretty much a boatload of environmental and social stressors. My thought process is "I don't care if x behavior kills me," rather than "I'm going to do x behavior to kill myself," so I'm fine and don't need help.
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May 24, 2024 at 01:26 PM
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Yeah i always think, next time i get pneumonia im gonna let it take me, but as soon as i get that feeling i am calling asking for antibiotics. I also always think, all i have to do any day is stop taking my heart attack medicine, but i dont want to just stroke out and end up limping and drooling and slurring my words more than i already do. Not that theres anything wrong with that!
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