I can't find my own value.
Nice to meet you.
Let me ask you a question.
Since I was little, I grew up with almost no praise from my parents.
Even if you get 100 points on the test, they say “it's meaningless if you don't continue, right?” and even if you pass a university that is said to be difficult in the world, “Why did you drop out of your first choice?” It is said that.
When I thought, “You won't be recognized no matter what you do,” my habit naturally became “I want to die.”
Meanwhile, when I was studying for difficult qualifications, I developed bipolar disorder and fell down.
What I was told at that time was, “What are you doing?” One word.
I was devastated.
It is possible for me to get married, and I decided to get married to my current husband.
However, when I thought, “Why is it worth getting married to me, and maybe I should die,” the habit of saying “I want to die” never went away.
My husband told me the other day, “I don't even have the energy to stop you saying 'I want to die'.”
I thought I had been abandoned.
“Then wouldn't it be better to die and leave an insurance claim?” I said it with a serious face.
To be clear, I think it's unavoidable for people to say that making a habit of saying “I want to die” is indecent in itself.
There are people who want to live but can't, and I think I understand in my head that talking about such things is a punishment.
However, I don't see value in my being alive.
Can I save someone by living myself, or can I make someone happy?
I don't have any confidence at all.
I've always been able to study, so I have a number of qualifications that people at temporary staffing agencies would surprise me.
But it makes me think, “I can't use myself even if I have this kind of qualification.”
Better yet, it's around this time today that I think it would be much better to donate organs and deliver my own organs to patients waiting for transplants when they commit suicide and become brain dead.
Please tell me how to find value in myself.
If there is no such thing, I would appreciate it if you could tell me what you think about human value.
