Sadness, suicide, and the prospect of sex with my (f) parents

dangling_girl

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TW: attempted suicide

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I'm a 20 year old girl who's lived with major, debilitating depression for nearly half of my life now. It's something I've struggled with in one way or another since middle school. Throughout it all, my mom and dad have been my rock...kind, loving, endlessly supportive despite how hopeless and frustrating life with me as a daughter must have felt sometimes.

Late last year, things nosedived for me while I was away at college, and I tried to do something I had promised my mom and dad that I would never, ever do: I tried to take my own life.

There was no one single trigger. My mind just went to a place where I felt completely lost, and I needed to get out, by any means possible. My roommate was gone for the weekend and I put my plan into action...a note for my parents, a meticulously studied noose, and an end to the bottomless depths of my miserable mind.

Except somehow, some way, my mom and dad knew. I don't believe in intuition or anything like that, but when I had been on the phone with them the night before I planned to leave this world, something hit them wrong. And so the next morning, they started the five hour drive to my college. I had turned my phone off at that point and was getting ready to "leave."

I have no memory of any of this of course, but apparently my parents forced their way into my room, found me hanging, unconscious, my face purple, but somehow clinging to life. I ended up in intensive care. There's still a dark, visible ring around my neck, all these months later.

I moved back home. I don't know if I'll ever go back to college. But now, I have a much bigger and much harder choice facing me.

Seeing me dangling there, almost gone, triggered something deep in my mom and dad, or so they tell me. It had been there for a long time, and they'd discussed it openly as a couple, but never with me. They cherished me too much to ever tell me until they were confronted with the prospect of losing me.

My mom and dad want to know me as intimately as they possibly can. They want us to know each other as mom and dad and daughter, completely. And that means...everything you think it means, and probably more.

My mom was the one to tell me, and now there have been follow-up conversations with all three of us, as mom and dad and daughter. They've been...hard. My parents have been brutally honest. Some of what they've told me has broken my heart. But I understand why they need me to know. Now I have to decide what to do.

I love them. They brought me into this world, and they kept me here when I was kicking (literally) and screaming in an effort to leave. They created my life, and then they preserved it for me.

This is the hardest choice I've ever had to make in my entire life and I'm insanely grateful to have found a forum like this one to help me make it. I'm posting here because I know that any other advice forum would tell me to run away. I love my parents too much to do that. I've promised them I'd give real, honest consideration to this, as hard as it is for me. So that's why I'm here. Thank you for caring.

If anyone has questions about my history, my situation, my family etc. that would help clarify things or inform your advice, don't hesitate to ask, I promise to answer.
 
TW: attempted suicide

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I'm a 20 year old girl who's lived with major, debilitating depression for nearly half of my life now. It's something I've struggled with in one way or another since middle school. Throughout it all, my mom and dad have been my rock...kind, loving, endlessly supportive despite how hopeless and frustrating life with me as a daughter must have felt sometimes.

Late last year, things nosedived for me while I was away at college, and I tried to do something I had promised my mom and dad that I would never, ever do: I tried to take my own life.

There was no one single trigger. My mind just went to a place where I felt completely lost, and I needed to get out, by any means possible. My roommate was gone for the weekend and I put my plan into action...a note for my parents, a meticulously studied noose, and an end to the bottomless depths of my miserable mind.

Except somehow, some way, my mom and dad knew. I don't believe in intuition or anything like that, but when I had been on the phone with them the night before I planned to leave this world, something hit them wrong. And so the next morning, they started the five hour drive to my college. I had turned my phone off at that point and was getting ready to "leave."

I have no memory of any of this of course, but apparently my parents forced their way into my room, found me hanging, unconscious, my face purple, but somehow clinging to life. I ended up in intensive care. There's still a dark, visible ring around my neck, all these months later.

I moved back home. I don't know if I'll ever go back to college. But now, I have a much bigger and much harder choice facing me.

Seeing me dangling there, almost gone, triggered something deep in my mom and dad, or so they tell me. It had been there for a long time, and they'd discussed it openly as a couple, but never with me. They cherished me too much to ever tell me until they were confronted with the prospect of losing me.

My mom and dad want to know me as intimately as they possibly can. They want us to know each other as mom and dad and daughter, completely. And that means...everything you think it means, and probably more.

My mom was the one to tell me, and now there have been follow-up conversations with all three of us, as mom and dad and daughter. They've been...hard. My parents have been brutally honest. Some of what they've told me has broken my heart. But I understand why they need me to know. Now I have to decide what to do.

I love them. They brought me into this world, and they kept me here when I was kicking (literally) and screaming in an effort to leave. They created my life, and then they preserved it for me.

This is the hardest choice I've ever had to make in my entire life and I'm insanely grateful to have found a forum like this one to help me make it. I'm posting here because I know that any other advice forum would tell me to run away. I love my parents too much to do that. I've promised them I'd give real, honest consideration to this, as hard as it is for me. So that's why I'm here. Thank you for caring.

If anyone has questions about my history, my situation, my family etc. that would help clarify things or inform your advice, don't hesitate to ask, I promise to answer.
First and foremost I am so sorry that you’re dealing with that kind of depression. I can’t even imagine what that must be like. Have you ever thought of either of your parents in a more intimate way?
 
First and foremost I am so sorry that you’re dealing with that kind of depression. I can’t even imagine what that must be like. Have you ever thought of either of your parents in a more intimate way?

Thank you for being kind. And no, never.
 
TW: attempted suicide

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I'm a 20 year old girl who's lived with major, debilitating depression for nearly half of my life now. It's something I've struggled with in one way or another since middle school. Throughout it all, my mom and dad have been my rock...kind, loving, endlessly supportive despite how hopeless and frustrating life with me as a daughter must have felt sometimes.

Late last year, things nosedived for me while I was away at college, and I tried to do something I had promised my mom and dad that I would never, ever do: I tried to take my own life.

There was no one single trigger. My mind just went to a place where I felt completely lost, and I needed to get out, by any means possible. My roommate was gone for the weekend and I put my plan into action...a note for my parents, a meticulously studied noose, and an end to the bottomless depths of my miserable mind.

Except somehow, some way, my mom and dad knew. I don't believe in intuition or anything like that, but when I had been on the phone with them the night before I planned to leave this world, something hit them wrong. And so the next morning, they started the five hour drive to my college. I had turned my phone off at that point and was getting ready to "leave."

I have no memory of any of this of course, but apparently my parents forced their way into my room, found me hanging, unconscious, my face purple, but somehow clinging to life. I ended up in intensive care. There's still a dark, visible ring around my neck, all these months later.

I moved back home. I don't know if I'll ever go back to college. But now, I have a much bigger and much harder choice facing me.

Seeing me dangling there, almost gone, triggered something deep in my mom and dad, or so they tell me. It had been there for a long time, and they'd discussed it openly as a couple, but never with me. They cherished me too much to ever tell me until they were confronted with the prospect of losing me.

My mom and dad want to know me as intimately as they possibly can. They want us to know each other as mom and dad and daughter, completely. And that means...everything you think it means, and probably more.

My mom was the one to tell me, and now there have been follow-up conversations with all three of us, as mom and dad and daughter. They've been...hard. My parents have been brutally honest. Some of what they've told me has broken my heart. But I understand why they need me to know. Now I have to decide what to do.

I love them. They brought me into this world, and they kept me here when I was kicking (literally) and screaming in an effort to leave. They created my life, and then they preserved it for me.

This is the hardest choice I've ever had to make in my entire life and I'm insanely grateful to have found a forum like this one to help me make it. I'm posting here because I know that any other advice forum would tell me to run away. I love my parents too much to do that. I've promised them I'd give real, honest consideration to this, as hard as it is for me. So that's why I'm here. Thank you for caring.

If anyone has questions about my history, my situation, my family etc. that would help clarify things or inform your advice, don't hesitate to ask, I promise to answer.
This is not going to make your mental health any better. And, if they've been contemplating this for years, that is very unhealthy. To view one's own child as a potential sexual partner, no matter the justification, is beyond the pale. I would respectfully decline, and maintain that strong boundary.
 
TW: attempted suicide

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I'm a 20 year old girl who's lived with major, debilitating depression for nearly half of my life now. It's something I've struggled with in one way or another since middle school. Throughout it all, my mom and dad have been my rock...kind, loving, endlessly supportive despite how hopeless and frustrating life with me as a daughter must have felt sometimes.

Late last year, things nosedived for me while I was away at college, and I tried to do something I had promised my mom and dad that I would never, ever do: I tried to take my own life.

There was no one single trigger. My mind just went to a place where I felt completely lost, and I needed to get out, by any means possible. My roommate was gone for the weekend and I put my plan into action...a note for my parents, a meticulously studied noose, and an end to the bottomless depths of my miserable mind.

Except somehow, some way, my mom and dad knew. I don't believe in intuition or anything like that, but when I had been on the phone with them the night before I planned to leave this world, something hit them wrong. And so the next morning, they started the five hour drive to my college. I had turned my phone off at that point and was getting ready to "leave."

I have no memory of any of this of course, but apparently my parents forced their way into my room, found me hanging, unconscious, my face purple, but somehow clinging to life. I ended up in intensive care. There's still a dark, visible ring around my neck, all these months later.

I moved back home. I don't know if I'll ever go back to college. But now, I have a much bigger and much harder choice facing me.

Seeing me dangling there, almost gone, triggered something deep in my mom and dad, or so they tell me. It had been there for a long time, and they'd discussed it openly as a couple, but never with me. They cherished me too much to ever tell me until they were confronted with the prospect of losing me.

My mom and dad want to know me as intimately as they possibly can. They want us to know each other as mom and dad and daughter, completely. And that means...everything you think it means, and probably more.

My mom was the one to tell me, and now there have been follow-up conversations with all three of us, as mom and dad and daughter. They've been...hard. My parents have been brutally honest. Some of what they've told me has broken my heart. But I understand why they need me to know. Now I have to decide what to do.

I love them. They brought me into this world, and they kept me here when I was kicking (literally) and screaming in an effort to leave. They created my life, and then they preserved it for me.

This is the hardest choice I've ever had to make in my entire life and I'm insanely grateful to have found a forum like this one to help me make it. I'm posting here because I know that any other advice forum would tell me to run away. I love my parents too much to do that. I've promised them I'd give real, honest consideration to this, as hard as it is for me. So that's why I'm here. Thank you for caring.

If anyone has questions about my history, my situation, my family etc. that would help clarify things or inform your advice, don't hesitate to ask, I promise to answer.
I think it is something you shouldn't be asking anyone here for advice, but I'll ask you questions for you to answer for yourself. As you explained your state of depression the only thing I will say about this is I think it is very selfish of your parents to unload this on you! So hopefully my your answers to my question might help.

How does this make you feel inside deeply?

If you decided to move forward with it what would happen if someone you knew found out?

What would happen if one parent fell in love with you and wanted the other out of the picture, could you deal with that?

What if you somehow find someone you fall in love with, would they be able to handle what has happened, do you tell them or keep it secret continuing and incestuous lifestyle with your parents behind their back and again how would you feel about yourself if you do?

These are just a few and I am sure some more compassionate members may come up with more, but I will add one more thing, make sure you are absolutely sure about this if you move forward but please don't move forward unless you get your depression issue well under control starting with a good tyrapist, please!
 
If anyone has questions about my history, my situation, my family etc. that would help clarify things or inform your advice, don't hesitate to ask, I promise to answer.
I don't really think I can offer any advice, only you can decide where you go from here... but... whatever happens moving forward just know the world is a better place for having you in it.
 
Please don't kill yourself and please don't hook up with your parents.

There are WAY more options available.
 
Just to be clear, even with all the intensity I’m dealing with, I’m in a much better place than I was mentally and I’m in no physical danger at all. I’m just…stunned and pondering my decision.

Just throwing this out there, but since this is a story site, maybe write out what you're feeling going through (either true or fictionalized) and post them as stories?

Maybe it'll make you feel better and/or help someone else going through something similar?
 
I've battled anxiety and depression for the better part of 30 years...46 now. Counseling and meds have helped A LOT. Might take a while to find the right combo of meds and the right counselor. I'll share what a dr told me at one of my worst moments: suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem.

hmu if you'd like to chat.
 
As much as I find incest hot (I'm not sorry if that offends anyone), if you've never once contemplated it, then give it a hard pass.

It's a lot more common than you think.

Anyway.

With regards the suicide thing, watch "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend." Not only is it an amazing show that tackles mental health more tenderness and honesty, it's also an amazing show. Yes. I said "amazing show" twice. 😉

Hope you're in a better place mentally now.
 
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