Loneliness, Suicide, and the Search for Meaning
When suicidal thoughts appear, they are not a sign of weakness. They are signals—signs that part of you longs for relief, for change, for something different than this pain. These thoughts don’t erase your worth. They are simply asking to be heard, to be held with compassion instead of silence.
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