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My world is crumbling. It seems like I can't go on living.

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My world is crumbling. It seems like I can't go on living. By Anonymous | Published on December 18, 2024

I feel like my world is crumbling, and I can't find a reason for it. My best friend's work is stuck in a rut, my boyfriend is angry with his boss, and I'm tired of work. It feels like everyone else is living a normal life, but I can't seem to get going anymore.

I don't like the taste of ashes in my mouth, but I'm dependent on it

I wonder if I jump from the 30th floor, it will all be over and the world will be quiet.

But life is just a constant noise, with voices and traffic.

If I leave my job irresponsibly, I will fall back into the same dead-end life: no money, anxiety, anxiety, no money.

I dare not jump from the 30th floor, and I don't want to tell anyone how I feel about crumbling. Because I will become a burden to others.

Love is so hard. They say let love flow, let life flow, but simple love is so hard, so hard, so hard, so hard, so hard, so hard.

I don't like this job

I don't like this world

I don't like this version of me.

How can I die peacefully?

How can I stay asleep forever, how can I be as free and carefree as in my dreams?

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All-powerful fantasy

Say goodbye properly. How can I properly say goodbye to the people I love in this world?

Quintus Quintus A total of 4028 people have been helped

Good day. I extend my warmest regards from afar.

I am pleased to see that you have sought assistance. I hope that the information I have provided will be beneficial to you. From your description, it is evident that you have a negative perception of yourself and your boyfriend. Additionally, you lack the ability to make changes in yourself or your boyfriend. Even when faced with certain behaviors from your boyfriend that make you uncomfortable, you are unable to express your true emotions.

Our relationships with others and the world are reflections of our inner selves. Dissatisfaction with a romantic partner, for instance, or concerns about their professional relationships, often stem from disharmony within the individual.

It is important to understand that intimate relationships are not simply about two individuals; they are also about our relationship with our inner selves. In order to maintain an intimate relationship that nourishes and supports both parties, it is essential to fully accept each other and manage your relationship with your inner selves. This requires an objective and accurate understanding of your own strengths and weaknesses, as well as the ability to evaluate these aspects objectively.

By addressing your inner deficiencies and shortcomings through personal growth, you can ensure that your intimate relationships are not negatively impacted. This allows you to be authentic and accepting in these relationships, while also meeting the needs of your partners.

While you may currently feel helpless, depressed, irritable, and restless, and even wish to die to relieve some of this emotional and mental distress, your decision to seek assistance demonstrates that your desire to live well outweighs your desire to die. However, you may lack a more effective method to express and release this part of your emotions.

One effective method for processing these intense emotions is to record them in writing. This approach can help you gain clarity, express your feelings, and release them in a constructive manner. It also provides a secure environment for understanding and managing your emotions.

It is important to note that, guided by this awareness, you should consciously learn to better accept yourself, cultivate self-confidence, and enhance your sense of self-worth.

I suggest you read "Emotional Self-Help."

My name is Lily, the Q&A Museum's resident expert on all things audio. I extend my warmest regards to you and the world.

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Washington Thomas A person with a broad knowledge of different subjects is a key that can unlock many intellectual doors.

I'm really sorry you're feeling this way, but I can't provide the support that you need. It's really important to talk to someone who can, though, like a mental health professional or a trusted person in your life.

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Maximus Davis Success is the child of audacity.

Life has its ups and downs, and it's okay to not be okay. Sometimes we all feel like everything is too much. Maybe talking to someone about how you're feeling could help lighten the load.

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Sabastian Anderson The wisdom of a teacher is a well from which students can draw endlessly.

It sounds like you're carrying a lot of weight on your shoulders. Have you considered reaching out to a friend or family member? Even if it's just to say you're having a tough time, it might make a difference.

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Amara Hart A learned individual can draw parallels between seemingly disparate areas of knowledge.

I hear you. When everything feels overwhelming, it's hard to see a way out. But there are people who care and want to help. Maybe now is the time to reach out to someone, even if it's just for a chat.

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Mila Brentwood The value of a man is measured by his honesty.

You're not alone in feeling this way, and it's brave of you to express these feelings. There are resources available that can offer support and guidance. Have you thought about seeking professional help?

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