Passive suicidality sucks but i guess it's better than active. (I'm fine, this is my normal theoutline.com/post/7267/li...)
Chronic, passive suicidal ideation is like living in the ocean. Let’s start talking about how to tread water.
trans youth suicidality increased by 72% in Biden’s first two years. who knows what the number is after 2023’s record amount of anti-trans legislation. i recognize that they’ve done nonzero things but by any metric i can conceive of they have utterly failed us.
Its enough to cure suicidality with the right mindset
which may be for the best i have evangelical trauma too but im really desperate and keeping my existing therapist as a support while starting so i feel i have to try like not actively rn but im a legit serious passive suicidality risk so finding a specialist is important to me 🤷🏼♀️
oops, someone I don't know Followed me and now I need some content other than suicidality
I had a major dip in my mood after walking to the shops and thinking about how hopeless everything felt (in the form of thinking about specific problems). Now I'm on the up again and feeling better. My mood is very volatile and when it dips I get reasonably strong suicidality.
I wonder if it's possible that my anti-depressants are becoming more effective over a very long timescale. The good moods of the past 3 days have almost eliminated any feelings of suicidality. Which were almost constant before.
It's the way evening naps have just bring bringing me to total glory of salvation. Rescuing me from dark thoughts that threaten to alarm the sane with their suicidality & making food taste better & setting me up great.
Conversion "therapy" aimed at changing a person's sexual orientation or gender identity are linked to PTSD, suicidality. Banning them is banning violence against the LGBTQIA+ community. www.reddit.com/r/science/s/...
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Is there a point in residency where I stop having passive suicidality or?