How do you guys cope with the unsatisfied feeling/hunger of suicide?

How do you guys cope with the unsatisfied feeling/hunger of suicide?

Well she's dead, it's been like 3 years and i still can't move on i wish she was still alive,i work,i get money yet i don't feel like spending i don't feel happy.

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OP! You're making money! Go travel! Maybe save up a little first! But get outta your rut! It's what they'd want to - the last thing someone who ends it wants is for it to take down another life. Go out there and make the most of yours!

they'd want too* sorry, a lil crossfaded.

A fucking piece of a shit shot her 4 years ago, she worked at a bank we were building our own ''future'' i as a Cook so i could become a chef and she as a manager, even thou we had our differences, we kinda loved to hate each other and we hated to love. I Wonder what happens when you die, when you black out of existence. Does everything just fades? like a black screen filled with or without pain? there isn't a single day i don't mourn about her, about the life we had and the life we could've had.

Also I'll get shit here for it but I'd recommend Istanbul! Great food, the best architecture, and more friendly street cats and dogs than you could count. Plus drinking in public is legal and acceptable in many districts! Head there! Live!

Hard to do it, when your wife and the love of your life is dead.

Damn, I thought you meant she'd killed herself. That's even rougher. Much love OP

>But get outta your rut
It's ok, don't mind your errors we all make errors.

No doubt =/ honestly it sounds like counseling might be your best bet, that and adopting a really loving cat or dog. Maybe some MDMA or Ayahuasca therapy too. Don't give up though! She saw something in you that's still there

You could even try Ibogaine therapy in Canada or some other countries, it's more used for breaking addictions, but still. Apparently a lot of people reconnect with lost loved ones while on the trip.