I slit my wrist to ease the pain, you look at me, and…
“I slit my wrist to ease the pain, you look at me, and think Im insane, my eyes turn red, bleeding my tears, and still you try to protect me from my worst fears. Look at my scars then you will see, why I cant seem to go around and fake happy, yet you tell me you love me, that youll forget, for Ill soon be gone, and Ill be your greatest regret. So let me die, broken and scarred, I cant deal with life, its getting far too hard, everythings gone wrong, its not worth trying, so leave me alone because I feel like Im dying, I dont want you to worry, because my life is ending in a hurry, Ill be fine, and happy you see, for death is what I wished for and soon it will be.”
About This Quote
This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.
The speaker expresses deep despair, self‑harm, and feeling misunderstood, pleading for release from pain while others try to protect them.
In simple terms: Despair and a desire to end suffering.
Seek help and share feelings with trusted support.
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When to use this quote
- therapy sessions
- crisis hotlines
- support groups
- confiding in friends
- professional counseling
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- What support could change this feeling?
- How can listeners respond compassionately?
The intensity may be dramatized; not all expressions reflect actual intent.