I don't know why i am even writing this,
i have been thinking about ending it
not because i'm sad or depressed or tired
it's just logically the best thing to do
i don't have the energy to live anymore
and i repeat i am not even sad or feel anything i feel normal
i graduated high school this year and i have nothing to be sad about
my grades are high, i have a girlfriend,i have a job and i have good friends
maybe i am being greedy? i just cant undrestand why do i want to end it
it's like i just want to stop
like enough i don't want to do anyting anymore
i don't get if i'm too selfaware or i am gaslighting myself into thinking that there is nothing wrong
i'm not sure
i've never been ti a therapist before
my parents never believed in them and always told me that i shoud rely on myself to be better
and should focus on the positive like the good stuff about my life
i know the good and the bad and i am okay with them
but still i just feel like i want it to be over, i don't want to try anymore that's it
Hello!
The very first and most important point you need to deal with in this situation is to understand the root cause. Apathy and lack of interest in something are a consequence. It is important to find out what is behind them. Did the state you describe always accompany you or did it appear at some point?
Let me tell you a secret: all children are born active and curious. Exploring the world, developing, trying new things, striving for something - all these are the natural needs of every person. But during life, for various reasons (most often due to psychological trauma or difficult circumstances), these instincts are dulled and a person becomes apathetic and weak-willed.
In order to clarify the causes of your state, I suggest doing the following exercise. Take two chairs and place them some distance apart. Sit on one of them, facing the other. Now imagine your current state as some kind of image. For example, it can be some kind of object or a fairy-tale hero. What does this state look like? Mentally place this image on the second chair. Then, turning to this image, ask all the questions you’re interested in. For example:
- Tell me how long ago did you appear?
- Why did you come to me?
- What do you want to tell me?
- What function do you perform?
- What message do you carry?
- What do you want from me?
Ask all the questions that come to your mind. Relax, take your time, do everything steadily. Listen carefully to the answers that will come from the image. Do not try to evaluate them, but calmly accept them.
At the end, ask the image a question: “Is there anything else you want to tell me about?” and listen carefully to the answer.
After that, thank the image for the dialogue and take away the chairs. I hope that this exercise will help you make the situation clear and understand the cause of your state. After that, you will have to make a plan and take action in a new way. Good luck!