I know what it is like to wish I was dead but I don't know what it is like to go thru the motions to accomplish this in my mind.
What I can do is tell you what it is like to live in the mess of a loved one's suicide. You cannot imagine the grief those left behind will feel. If just one person loves you, don't do it. Find something to hold on to. Think of your mother, the grief of a mother surviving a son or daughter is greatest I've ever witnessed.
When I go to my "healing hearts" meetings once a month, I am the only man there. Almost exclusively, all the other attendees are mothers. No one else will take your suicide as hard as your mother. I have not seen my mother happy in the half year since my brother took his own life; I've seen her sad, sometimes angry like never before and sometimes just there, but I have not heard her laugh in a very long time.
My brother told me a week before he traveled on that he was depressed and felt suicidal. I have dealt with depression as long as I can remember so I didn't understand what he was telling me. Pretend that I am your brother or sister, you can't imagine the guilt I've internalized over this.
He shoot himself in a bathroom closet while his girlfriend fled with his four (now five) year old daughter in her arms. Pretend that is your daughter or son, imagine how the empty seat at every birthday is going to feel as she continues to grow into adulthood
He was my oldest brother and my idol. Suicide is contagious. If he couldn't cut it, how can I.
Try to think beyond yourself.
I go over and over in my head wondering what exactly happened in that closet. I obsess over it. But I will never know and I have to find peace with that.
I'm just saying, you may think you've thought thru the repercussions of what you want to do, but unless you have survived the suicide of someone you truly love then you have no idea what pain you are about to inflict upon those dearest to you.
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