OccultHawk |
06-25-2019 07:19 PM |
Yeah that’s really good
Thanks for posting that
He talks about Mark Fisher, a writer I’ve mentioned on MB a few times. We’re almost exactly the same age and when I read his book I felt like wow he’s really found a way to make a niche for himself in the world that makes me envious. Writing about Joy Division and how ****ty capitalism is but he ended up killing himself not long thereafter.
But yeah that guy covers the subject very well in that video. It’s exhausting though.
This isn’t an original thought or anything but suicide is an ordeal. At my worst, depression wise, suicide is too much effort. I mean of course sticking a revolver in your mouth is t that hard but for me when I’m REALLY depressed it’s not even worth it. It’s when I’m on an uptick coming out of it into activity-land that I think it’s more likely. As much as it might sound like I’m trivializing it. It is an activity sort of like taking a walk or going to the beach. So I’m saying there’s a danger period when you’re pulling out of a deep depression. There’s a window of high likelihood for suicide on the journey back out. At least if your mental patterns are like mine and I doubt I’m unique. Maybe that’s why some people kill thenselves when the anti-depressents kick in.
So to anybody, don’t make any big decisions during the transition phase. Don’t go get crazy drunk or do hard drugs or have cheap sex or kill yourself or anything. Just let yourself get better.
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