I have hobbies, but nothing is fun. It's like being in a hospital, you do things to pass the time.
I have hobbies, but nothing is fun. It's like being in a hospital, you do things to pass the time.
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Dude I've been distracting myself from counting the days since before I was in grade school. I'm 45 and still doing it. I may be on it big ass cocktail of medications and in therapy, but I am still looking forward to the sweet silent oblivion of death. Fortunately I've never been actively suicidal. Although to this day I refuse to have a gun in my house, just in case.
I'm 20 years away from you, I'll catch up to you soon!
Yeah do yourself a favor and follow my example; don't own a gun or allow one in the house. It's not that I don't know gun safety, or that I'm particularly inclined to use it even if it's around. However, statistically, it's been proven that the mere access/availability of a firearm increases the likelihoods that someone having a particularly bad depressive episode will use it to commit suicide. Knowing that, it's literally just not worth the risk.
That said, there is nothing wrong with owning a firearm in general. If your mental state is not one subject to depressive thoughts, ideation, or tendencies, as long as you're a responsible gun owner then so be it.