Uh, Maybe Don't?: A Misanthrope's Guide to Not Killing Yourself

by Jesse Bosley

Suicide is a super serious issue and should be handled carefully...so why not listen to some random guy about it? Admittedly that's a pretty hard pitch to sell but hear me out.I struggled with suicide for over 20 years and finally came out the other side alive and happy. So I made the book I needed but never had. An honest and humorous take on what it's like to be depressed and suicidal. As well as the lessons I learned that finally got me out of it and the stories of how I got there.Presented non-conventionally as a lopsided conversation; this book is based on the idea that sometimes advice is easiest to receive when it comes from a friend.So if you need a friend to talk to or just want to hear from someone who has been where you are, come on in.And bring some popcorn! I talk about movies a lot.

84 pages, Paperback

Published February 16, 2024

About the author

Not sure what to write here. Like do you want my life story or just some fun facts? Fuck it I'll do both.

-I grew up just outside of Baltimore.
-I can crack my right ear (idk why).
-I was a little shit in school until a teacher helped me get my anger under control (Thank you Mrs. L).
-I once threw up in my professor's trash can and told him I had food poisoning just so he'd accept my late final.
-With my anger under control the school realized I was smart apparently, I got put in gifted classes and aced my way through college with minimal effort. This would later backfire.
-I became an unofficial cryptid at my college because I rode a kid's scooter to class and wore a beanie everyday. They called me Beanie Scoot and even wrote fan fiction about me.
-A bunch of sad shit happened, I realized just how mentally unwell I was, I figured out how to deal with it, I wrote a book about it, and now we're here.
-I'm a massive weeb
-My Author photo is a few years old from when I tried being a streamer, but it's the best picture I've taken so we're sticking with it.