Pages: An Interview with William Black
No Longer a Punchline
Nearly every day, I imagine the many ways in which I could die. Or I list off, in my head, the reasons why I should be dead.
Keep the Movement Going by Making Every Day Better
By showing up and by speaking out, you made today better for yourself and for others, and we are beyond grateful.
You Are Wonderful
I know what it’s like to have the voice in your head amplify your deepest insecurities and wounds.
Even When I Struggle
You are not the dark thoughts that you have.
We’ll Keep Showing Up
i stumbled upon the news of Jarrid’s death the following afternoon, Tuesday, World Suicide Prevention Day, around 5pm. My brain rejected it instantly. Impossible. The words could not be true.
I Hope You’re Reading This
Little bits of lost faith can be found in the most unlikely of places, and the most unexpected ways. From me to you, this is it.
For My Sanity
I learned how to call the hotline on my own. I learned how to Google the names fallen and the sites to go to for help and the cues to look for by myself.
Life is Worth Living, Even Now
Today reminds us that there are people who are hurting in this world, maybe even the people in our own lives, maybe even ourselves. And that’s okay.
Where My Feet Are
Tonight, I do the best I can to quiet the thoughts.
Fear Is a Liar
Even if your body is rebelling against you, your mind is in chaos, and trauma has told you that you are too broken to be fixed—you make today better.
Searching for Meaning While Struggling With Depression and Suicidal Thoughts
My point in telling you this story is to convey how I tried literally everything I could think of in order to rid myself of depression.
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