Iām so sorry mate.
Iām sorry for your loss and that you had that horrendous experience @Thornhill . Look after yourself
The nature of human experience in terms of thoughts and feelings is that they are constantly moving, often outside of our control. But sometimes we donāt see this and our skewed thinking makes us believe that weāll be like this forever when this is not possible. Thatās why suicide is really such a tragedy - a permanent āsolutionā to a temporary problem. This is also why, as you say, time is a healer.
That passage should be recited in schools instead of (or alongside) prayers. It can sound glib when people say about time being a healer, but it is so so true.
I hate this thread, I really do. My heart goes out to you @Thornhill. I donāt think thereās many words that can help now other than, talk. Find someone and talk. Thatās the key. Besides that, go easy and mind yourself.
The first thing to do is to find somebody to hug, and who will hug you. To cry to and cry with. Cry every tear that will come, and a lot will come.
The talk will come when it comes.
Crying is magnificent.
Vent away here pal. Safe zone and good to get it out there in any way possible
I am so sorry to read that @Thornhill
Very tough for you, you know you did your best, look after yourself now
Every person needs a human blubber pillow. Crying alone is the worst and the most painful. Crying alone rarely happens because crying itself is mainly an interaction. Human interaction unlocks our thoughts and emotions.
But sometimes we just donāt know.
Sorry for your loss chief.
May he rest in peace.
Mind yourself now, there are no ifs & buts with suicide unfortunately unless it fails.
Remember the good times. Heās at peace now god love him.
Nowt to be said. Just steady yourself on your family.
Thatās shocking.
Vent on here all you want and look after yourself.
RIP.
Very shocking and tragic event to deal with @Thornhill. Take care of yourself and sympathies to you and all who knew your friend.
Sorry for your loss and may your friend RIP. As many have said here mind yourself and I hope you have good people to talk to.
Thanks everyone for all the messages. They do help and they do mean a lot.
Thatās horrific to read @Thornhill, I couldnāt imagine facing into that and the aftermath. Please God the friends and families affected can pull together and help yourselves through the next few days, months and years.
Thatās horrific. R.I.P. to your friend.
I was chatting to a man a couple of days ago whose son committed suicide. He was saying he felt guilty for not finding him first but deep down he knew it was for the best. Heartbreaking listening to him.
Not often, they are always outside our control. You donāt decide what your next thought is, it just appears. Accepting that you have no control over your thoughts, and that they are not who you are and donāt have to identify with them, goes a long way to alleviate suffering. But not easy after a life of conditioning.
Thornhill, so sorry to read that. Please take care of yourself and reach out to others to help you through this.