TMX_626 Posted March 16, 2006 Share Posted March 16, 2006 hmm.. ang tanga ko.. kaya ko gawin lahat para sa mahal ko.. yeah honestly.. i tried sana... but.. marami pa skn nag mamahal.. biruin mo.. nung cnbi kong mag papakamatay ako pag nwala sya.. ni tgnan hnd ako tnignan.. :cry: :cry: 2days ago..<{POST_SNAPBACK}> just a thought.... yung tipong wag mo syang pansinin forever... cut him off from your life... as in walang communication. kung di maiwasang magkita kayo... parang wala sya... deadma... then pag tinanong ka nya kung bakit ganon n lang ang treatment mo sa kanya... you can answer him... "nung sinabi kong magpapakamatay ako... ni hindi mo man lang ako pinansin. PINATAY KO NA ANG SARILI KO PARA SA IYO!" haaay.... Quote Link to comment
TMX_626 Posted March 16, 2006 Share Posted March 16, 2006 dats not oa.. hnd kapa cguro nka ramdam ng feeling mo wla knang makikitang ka2lad nya.. yeah.. i know.. maraming guys.. pero kung sa knya ka masaya..?kung sa knya ka maligaya..?at alam mong sya ung gs2 at tnitibok ng puso mo..?aanuhin mo ang maraming guys..?kung hnd mu nmn gs2..? :cry: :cry: MINSAN MAKISAMA DIN TAU SA NARARAMDAMAN NG TAO.. ALAM KO KATANGAHAN YUN..HND NMN DAPAT NTN SILA TRATUHIN NG MASAMA.. KLANGAN NLA NG KAUSAP.. CGURO NMN MERON KAUNG MGA KBGAN.. U NID 2 BE CONCERN.. NOT LIKE DAT..<{POST_SNAPBACK}> ei malisyosa... its not being OA or anytning... just be realistic. hindi sya ang dahilan para mabuhay ka sa mundo. i understand that your feelings for him are divine or similar to that effect. its just... kung di ka nya gusto... hindi mo na kasalanan yun. an old addage: you will never know what you have, till you lost them just dont lose yourself in the process... maraming nagmamahal sa iyo... tulad ko... mahal kita, kaibigan Quote Link to comment
Shawie1474 Posted March 16, 2006 Share Posted March 16, 2006 My uncle killed himself with a gun dahil ayaw na sa kanya ng GF niya kasi di pa niya kayang bumili ng bahay. My half brother swallowed a lot of biogesic when his GF left him, naawa ang gf binalikan siya until they got married.... now, they are separated kasi walang pambili ng kotse ang brother ko. Inuuna niya ang pag-aaral ng mga bata. Me naman, 3 times na iniwan ako ng bfs ko. Quote Link to comment
missmanners Posted March 16, 2006 Share Posted March 16, 2006 as in most things, time heals all wounds. somebody who is broken hearted to the point of frenzy should have a strong support system who will be alternately be gentle and forceful with them, to be someone they can talk to, vent to... that person should be made to realize that nothing is fixed overnight and that it's ok to take his or her time to get over a dead relationship. the grieving process is long and hard and frustrating. but at the end of it, there is that promise of being able to smile again and function and be fine. nothing is fixed through suicide. what does that ever solve anyway? it's just another waste... and leaves more broken hearts than there were to begin with. Quote Link to comment
LostCommand Posted March 16, 2006 Share Posted March 16, 2006 k*ll herself/himself due to some affair of the heart, when she/he is otherwise healthy and functional? Let them do it. Good riddance. This country needs less weaklings as these, Quote Link to comment
hottlipss Posted March 16, 2006 Share Posted March 16, 2006 dats not oa.. hnd kapa cguro nka ramdam ng feeling mo wla knang makikitang ka2lad nya.. yeah.. i know.. maraming guys.. pero kung sa knya ka masaya..?kung sa knya ka maligaya..?at alam mong sya ung gs2 at tnitibok ng puso mo..?aanuhin mo ang maraming guys..?kung hnd mu nmn gs2..? :cry: :cry:<{POST_SNAPBACK}> payong kaibigan lang from someone that's been there too... I've learned not to depend on someone for my happiness... look for happiness within yourself and have your own identity so when that person you love leaves you or the relationship ends you are not lost without them. Quote Link to comment
Manticore Posted March 17, 2006 Share Posted March 17, 2006 i don't know if there is a thread like this already... i was just wondering... what would you do if the relationship is really not working out for you, and your SO freaks out when you tell him/her and tells you that he/she will take his life? sa awa naman ng Diyos e di pa nangyayari saken to, pero what if diba? kayo? nu gagawin nyo? tpos bigla kang mumultuhin no? <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Dealing with emotional blackmail can be particularly distressing for someone who is very sympathetic to others. It pits you against your own conscience, because you are held responsible for someone else's feelings. The only apparent solution is to comply with the other person's wishes, although you become a victim of manipulation as a result. A person who employs such a tactic does so out of desperation (or convenience, because it is surprisingly effective on most people.) Guilt is a powerful form of persuasion. If you wish to avoid becoming a victim of such a tactic, try to put things in their proper perspective. Remember, we all make our own choices---even how we deal with unfavorable outcomes, such as a breakup. If a person chooses to take their own life, it was their choice---not yours. In all likelihood, most people who make such a threat never carry out their plan (unless they are susceptible to some form of mental or emotional disturbance.) It's a cry for help, and what they really need is someone who can make them get back on their feet. A support group, mainly family and friends, can do that for them. By involving yourself, more often than not, you create a form of dependence, and they may never recover from it. Allow them to move on with their life by making a clean break. Quote Link to comment
hottlipss Posted March 17, 2006 Share Posted March 17, 2006 Dealing with emotional blackmail can be particularly distressing for someone who is very sympathetic to others. It pits you against your own conscience, because you are held responsible for someone else's feelings. The only apparent solution is to comply with the other person's wishes, although you become a victim of manipulation as a result. A person who employs such a tactic does so out of desperation (or convenience, because it is surprisingly effective on most people.) Guilt is a powerful form of persuasion. If you wish to avoid becoming a victim of such a tactic, try to put things in their proper perspective. Remember, we all make our own choices---even how we deal with unfavorable outcomes, such as a breakup. If a person chooses to take their own life, it was their choice---not yours. In all likelihood, most people who make such a threat never carry out their plan (unless they are susceptible to some form of mental or emotional disturbance.) It's a cry for help, and what they really need is someone who can make them get back on their feet. A support group, mainly family and friends, can do that for them. By involving yourself, more often than not, you create a form of dependence, and they may never recover from it. Allow them to move on with their life by making a clean break.<{POST_SNAPBACK}> Exactly! I couldn't have said it better myself...really, I couldn't! Quote Link to comment
Guest wackeen Posted March 17, 2006 Share Posted March 17, 2006 on a more logical standpoint there is a difference between Causality and Correlation. no matter how low the statistic is, some spurned lovers will in fact carry out a suicide threat if they dont get what they want. but this is merely a correlation, meaning the occurrence of one event is linked to another. this does not imply that any decision that triggers one event in effect is responsible for another. don't forget that a separate, independent decision often has to be made. correlating helps us to 'predict' events, and that is the spirit in which any threat must be taken. the best course is to broadcast a warning to those who can monitor the situation more closely. Quote Link to comment
_Pabling Posted March 18, 2006 Share Posted March 18, 2006 I'd probably say "cge, pero decision mo yun nde akin"... nde mo naman pwedeng i build ang relasyon nyo based sa awa. Quote Link to comment
lecher4u Posted March 18, 2006 Share Posted March 18, 2006 make sure lang na on your suicide note na clear ang name ko before doing it. hehehe Quote Link to comment
jodi sta.ana Posted March 20, 2006 Author Share Posted March 20, 2006 losing someone that means so much to you is more like dying, in some cases even worse... pero i read from a psychology book that a person moves on after 6 months to a year. pag lumampas non magpatingin ka na.... i've experienced losing someone i used to love, sobrang sakit. but i never thought of killing myself, siguro kasi deep inside umaasa kong balikan nya ko... but it never did happen. later on i thought to myself that i would be much better off without that stupid idiot.... now i found my so, and i am more than complete. but still the thought of losing my present love will not push me to k*ll myself. i know he would hate me for that. saka sabi nga e, kaya kinukuha sa iyo ang isang bagay e para mabigyan ka ng mas maganda diba? Quote Link to comment
_Steroid_ Posted March 21, 2006 Share Posted March 21, 2006 psychologically speaking, ang taong may totoong suicidal tendencies ay hindi na nagmamakaawa, nambablack mail o nagbabanta. this attempts are usually practiced by those you expect the least.. para naman sa mga nagbabanta, i guess they better have to look deep into themselves na pkkisamahan lang sila dahil sa takot at awa ng partner nila hindi dahil sa gusto pa talaga sila makasama.. there'll always be someone out there who's worthy of everything... just sit and wait... Quote Link to comment
enticed Posted March 26, 2006 Share Posted March 26, 2006 Dealing with emotional blackmail can be particularly distressing for someone who is very sympathetic to others. It pits you against your own conscience, because you are held responsible for someone else's feelings. The only apparent solution is to comply with the other person's wishes, although you become a victim of manipulation as a result. A person who employs such a tactic does so out of desperation (or convenience, because it is surprisingly effective on most people.) Guilt is a powerful form of persuasion. If you wish to avoid becoming a victim of such a tactic, try to put things in their proper perspective. Remember, we all make our own choices---even how we deal with unfavorable outcomes, such as a breakup. If a person chooses to take their own life, it was their choice---not yours. In all likelihood, most people who make such a threat never carry out their plan (unless they are susceptible to some form of mental or emotional disturbance.) It's a cry for help, and what they really need is someone who can make them get back on their feet. A support group, mainly family and friends, can do that for them. By involving yourself, more often than not, you create a form of dependence, and they may never recover from it. Allow them to move on with their life by making a clean break.<{POST_SNAPBACK}> my bf just did that a few days ago...i'm the type who is very sympathetic to the point i empatize...its not only distressing... he sucked out the life of me... its me who died not him. i'm still recovering, he doesn't know i felt this way and i can't get out... Quote Link to comment
averno Posted March 26, 2006 Share Posted March 26, 2006 my bf just did that a few days ago...i'm the type who is very sympathetic to the point i empatize...its not only distressing... he sucked out the life of me... its me who died not him. i'm still recovering, he doesn't know i felt this way and i can't get out...<{POST_SNAPBACK}> it'll just take some time to get used too, but i know the feeling. Quote Link to comment
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