Being done Quote by Anonymous
“Tonight I'm dying. I'm done with this pain Done with people taking everything. I'm done thinking I'm insane. Do e with getting mad at anything. Tonight I'm crying. I'm done not being truthful and lying Done not showing myself, instead hiding Most of all, I'm done fighting. I just want to give in Commit God's greatest sin Just take a bottle of pills And pray that's all it takes to kill But still I think is this really Do I truly want to die? Do I really want to say goodbye? Or is this all just a lie? Yes I want things to get better Better then Tina's fucking letter But I'm so fed up with this sorrow That's what's making me not want to wake up tomorrow I'm sick of my nightmares Sick of my fears Sick of love Sick of the man above Does anyone care about me? Can anyone open there eyes and see? This goes on to show How much I want to go Please someone help me I plead I am a person in need A friend is what I need, indeed My pain grows on me it begins to feed All I need is someone to tell me no Tell me to hold on and not let go Is anyone out there? Does anyone even care? Or will they continue to look through me with a stare? Tears pour out My friends, my parents they know nothing about This new me If only they would have open there eyes to see I'm dying tonight.”
About This Quote
A desperate plea expressing deep despair, suicidal thoughts, and a yearning for validation and support.
In simple terms: A raw cry for help and relief from overwhelming pain.
Key Takeaway
The speaker feels trapped in hopelessness and seeks acknowledgment.
Themes
despair
suicidal ideation
loneliness
cry for help
mental health
Mood
desperate
anguished
isolated
Type
personal lament
cry for help
emotional confession
When to use this quote
- after a traumatic event
- during a depressive episode
- when feeling abandoned
- in a crisis of identity
- seeking connection
Key Concepts
self‑harm
validation
isolation
emotional exhaustion
Practical Applications
- mental‑health crisis hotline
- peer support counseling
Questions to Reflect On
- What steps could you take to reach out for help?
- How might you offer genuine support without minimizing their pain?
A Different Perspective
The speaker may be using hyperbolic language to attract attention rather than a literal intent to die, but the risk remains serious.
