Suicide Thoughts Quotes

“I feel like I’m broken—like I don’t fit together anymore. Like there’s no more room for me in the world or something. Like I’ve overstayed my welcome here on Earth, and everyone’s trying to give me hints about that constantly. Like I should just check out.”
― Matthew Quick, Forgive Me, Leonard Peacock

“I love death because life hates me.”
― Luffina Lourduraj

“Crisis is what suppressed pain looks like; it always comes to the surface. It shakes you into reflection and healing.”
― Bryant McGill, Simple Reminders: Inspiration for Living Your Best Life

“There are times when I'm doing QI and I'm going, 'Ha ha, yeah, yeah,' and inside I'm going 'I want to fucking die. I … want … to … fucking … die.'
(Source : RHLSTP #18 - @87min32s)”
― Stephen Fry

“SE Self Execution the act will always be greater than the pain.”
― Stanley Victor Paskavich

“Where you worry you may be planting a seed, a large tree has already grown. -Dr. Stacey Freedenthal”
― Katherine Morgan Schafler, The Perfectionist's Guide to Losing Control: A Path to Peace and Power

“Don't think that people commit suicide or are depressed merely because they are isolated. There are some internal struggles they are fighting, that is invisible to others. Always try your possible best to be kind to people, you never know what they are passing through just because they smile all day.”
― Ojingiri Hannah

“I have no more fight left, the will to keep going has been extinguished and I am ready to throw in the towel. Nothing matters anymore, my heart is hollow and I see no hope for a better tomorrow. There's nothing that can lighten this heavy burden of despair - it is all too much, and it feels as if there is no end in sight.”
― Jonathan Harnisch

“God, I had hope a minute ago, but now I feel so empty (...) I wish I could cry, but I can't, I'm broken that way. Just fucking broken, like a clock on the wall. Stopped in time.”
― Erika T. Wurth, White Horse

“Better left until tomorrow, I decided. I’d have more energy then.”
― Caleb Pinkerton, The Suicide Journal

“I wandered out to the center of the bridge and looked down on the water. It seemed quite high and was moving fast, but I couldn’t tell if it was deep enough to jump.”
― Caleb Pinkerton, The Suicide Journal

“Without a second thought, I climbed up onto the bridge’s handrail and started walking across, as if it were a tightrope. I wasn’t sure if anybody had ever tried to jump into the outlet before, but it was calling me. The water. It looked so clean and blue. I wanted to jump. Wanted to feel something. To feel water rush around me, and to follow the outlet as it curved its way to the river. A river that would take me somewhere. Anywhere.”
― Caleb Pinkerton, The Suicide Journal

“And then she saw the journal I was working on, and she read the last page, and she started crying, and then we started hugging, and then I started crying, and it was this beautiful moment—honestly. I finally—finally—cried.”
― Caleb Pinkerton, The Suicide Journal

“But you have to be somewhere I can find.
You understand?
Somewhere I can find.

I nod, because I know what he is saying
and what he is not saying.
He can't find me if I'm not here.
(p. 113 of the hardcover edition.)”
― Andrea Beatriz Arango, Iveliz Explains It All

“You can be killed during a suicide attempt.”
― Tamerlan Kuzgov

“dadas las circunstancias, debo asumir a la vez los papeles de demandante y demandado, de juez y parte, y encuentro toda esa farsa de la naturaleza totalmente absurda, considerando incluso humillante tener que soportarla.

En consecuencia, en mi indiscutible calidad de demandante y demandado, de juez y parte, condeno a esa naturaleza, que con tanta desconsideración y rudeza me ha traído al mundo para sufrir, a perecer conmigo… Y como no puedo aniquilar a la naturaleza, me aniquilo a mí mismo”
― Fyodor Dostoevsky, Diario de Un Escritor y Otros Escritos

“I’m more focused on other people, and how they ultimately come to the decision to just end their own lives. Do they ever regret it? In the moment after letting go and the second before they make impact, there has to be a little bit of remorse in that brief free fall. Do they look at the ground as it rushes toward them and think, “Well, crap. This was a bad idea.”
― Coolleen Hoover

“This illness has negatively impacted my life and its progress. I cannot continue living like this. This is THE END.”
― Nathan Makhasane

“I feel so hopeless with this illness. I don't know what to do anymore except to take my life.”
― Nathan Makhasane

“In moments of profound need and suffering, God remains silent and distant. Veiling Himself in holiness and pretending to care, He offers no release when I make the real call for help or rest. This silence makes me see God as selfish, revealing the opposite of His claimed sanctity.

I don't really want to go to hell—matter of fact, this has never been my intention—but this thought really fucks with my head. This is the craziest thing I think about day in and day out.”
― Nathan Makhasane

“It is better to commit suicide, than to walk the full journey with a fool.”
― Nathan Makhasane

“It is better to rest eternally than to follow a path laid out by one whose wisdom I question.”
― Nathan Makhasane

“Suicide doesn’t end the darkness, it spreads it to those left behind”
― Carlos Wallace, What If I Told You It Was All A Lie, Would You Want To Know Why

“And then I began silently sobbing for all the children out therewhose parents don’t believe them. We so desperately do not want to feel alone.
We don’t want to feel this way.
We would do anything not to feel this way. The lengths we will go to so that we no longer feel this way. I sat there crying for those of us who believe the only way out is through death, wishing we all had someone like my mother who chooses to listen and believe. I cried harder for those of us who don’t, who do not ever make it up and out of the hole. I cried for those of us stuck in the loop of the lie, that the world would be so much better off without us.
Please believe us.
Help us find our way up and out and back to the truth that you would not be better off without us.”
― Heather B. Armstrong, The Valedictorian of Being Dead: The True Story of Dying Ten Times to Live

“When we search for the roots of these feelings - we are looking
for the earliest time we can remember feeling it. We don’t want the
feelings of pain to resurface from our traumatic memories, so that is
why we dig before pulling the roots.”
― Mariangela Abeo, The Little Bloom Book

“When I'm drowning, I can use him as a shore. When I want it all over, I only stay alive because I know he’ll be in the waiting room the following day.”
― Rina Kent, Misted

“I sighed, my body heaving with the weight of all that pressed me. What if I rotted away like this? Slowly, and then suddenly, until I was nothing more.”
― Katie Karambelas, Before We Break

“Stay.

I know the night is heavy,
a weight pressing against your ribs,
the kind of dark that swallows sound,
the kind of silence that feels like drowning.

I know the world has been unkind,
that some days you are nothing
but an open wound,
the wind too sharp,
the light too cruel.

But stay.”
― Avalon Ash, Time With Trees: 1995–2025, A Collected Work

“Every suicide forces the question of how we failed to see, to support, to care. And yet society answers with shame, because responsibility scares a society built on denial.”
― Carson Anekeya

“Suicidal crises are temporary states of mind in which pain overwhelms hope.”
― Carson Anekeya