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Hello, anon.
>I made this thread to satisfy a verbal agreement
It is good to know that there is someone who cared about you enough to ask you to do this, and that you had the self-love to follow through.
>I am not doing this because I am depressed
> I don't enjoy learning, being around other people, food, exercise, I get no sense of accomplishment from anything
One of these things is not like the other, anon. Depression isn't always experienced as despair, but it is pretty much the only thing that can make all of life's pleasures feel meaningless. You may not think you are depressed, but your words suggest otherwise. Not that we're calling you a liar, but perhaps you're simply not aware of how depression works.
>I would rather take the quick painless way out, then weeks of starvation
Unless you live in a third-world country, I highly doubt you will starve to death even if you become homeless. Most homeless people do not starve. However, I understand the shame at the prospect of being in that state might make you consider suicide. I've been there, myself.
>I am not saying I am entitled to be taken care of by anyone, but by the same token no one is entitled to my labor or time
If anyone wants to live in society, that logically entails that society is owed their labor and time, and that reciprocally, society owes them care. What you are actually saying is that you don't want to live in society; which is understandable.
>I was told /hope/ would be able to 'help' me, not that I am see what I need help, but it isn't like I have anything else to do
If you truly saw no point in your continued existence, or in being a part of society, you would not be honoring the verbal agreement you made to come here. You would most definitely have something else to do with your time, namely killing yourself. If you didn't feel, in the smallest corner of your mind, that you didn't want to die, you would not be here asking for help. Even if you don't quite see why you need it, you have that voice in the back of your head saying "maybe not today." Listen to that voice, anon. It's called your conscience, and it knows what is best for you.
>my brain is working with what tools it has and has come to this conclusion, meaning it is working fine
You have forgotten that even if your brain is working, that doesn't mean that the conclusion that it comes to is right. You may be mistaken.
>no, I am not going to the nut-house.
Like the anon above said, there's no need for you to go to a psychological ward in a hospital. Many otherwise normal people have suicidal thoughts; however, such thoughts are in themselves disordered. If something was not wrong, you would not want to end your life.
Why don't you try talking to us about your options? Surely, there is something preferable to eternal oblivion that you could find to do? Think about it. Why would we be trying to stop you from your present course of action unless we actually cared what happened to you? And why would we care what happens to you unless we knew that you had more to offer this world than your death? I know it may seem incomprehensible, but at least for the sake of your curiosity, try to solve this puzzle of how we can see hope for you when you cannot.
My email is in my post. Email me or one of the other anons in this thread and we can talk this out.