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byec560

byec560

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May 11, 2026
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I've developed a little bit of a bad habit recently of selling/donating/giving away my possessions. It started when I was having one of my stupid crashouts and I spontaneously decided that I was going to throw away all of my drawings and sketchbooks because I didn't want people to see them after I died. Then I started plotting the sale of my collectibles, and after that I donated my entire book collection. I've been using the excuse that I'm moving (which is true provided I don't CTB before then), but I wonder how long people will keep believing that. Now that I've calmed down I don't know if I have the guts to kill myself because I didn't have the courage to follow through last time and I just went to crazy jail. But I've kept on doing it because I kinda like the empty feeling I get after getting rid of something that I like. Almost as if I'm working toward something. Anybody else have similar experiences?
 
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BlueMist96

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May 12, 2026
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I've started giving away some of my things to family members, and selling other things. I have so much stuff I just don't care to use anymore.
 
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I've started giving away some of my things to family members, and selling other things. I have so much stuff I just don't care to use anymore.
I don't even have much to give away to begin with. If I keep doing it my apartment is gonna start looking really empty really fast. Careful what you say when you give away your shit. Good way to earn a psych ward stay if you're not careful.
 
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PanaxMan

Water fasting until death (Currently homeless)
Apr 11, 2023
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I've developed a little bit of a bad habit recently of selling/donating/giving away my possessions. It started when I was having one of my stupid crashouts and I spontaneously decided that I was going to throw away all of my drawings and sketchbooks because I didn't want people to see them after I died. Then I started plotting the sale of my collectibles, and after that I donated my entire book collection. I've been using the excuse that I'm moving (which is true provided I don't CTB before then), but I wonder how long people will keep believing that. Now that I've calmed down I don't know if I have the guts to kill myself because I didn't have the courage to follow through last time and I just went to crazy jail. But I've kept on doing it because I kinda like the empty feeling I get after getting rid of something that I like. Almost as if I'm working toward something. Anybody else have similar experiences?
Well I would sell them for market value and not give them away
 
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softfur

sweet dreams my angel, at last goodbye
Mar 22, 2026
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I kinda like the empty feeling I get after getting rid of something that I like.
yeah. it's like purging something, bloodletting... well i can't elaborate much because i am not normal
 

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