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UltimateDemiGoddess I agree with them, tbh. Sounds harsh, but like mentioned before, I idealize death myself, and I've pulled through some very hard times.
He's stronger than he thinks. And worst case scenario (this is probably going to sound mean) if he goes through with his thoughts, it's better for you to be away from it. Not necessarily easier, but better.
When someone is feeling so low they commit, they genuinely feel like they're doing the world a favor bc in their mond they don't bring anything good into the world and noone loves them enough to give it another try (all in their head, obv, and nothing one can say will convince them otherwise)
At the end of the day, worst case scenario here, would you rather feel like you weren't enough to stay alive for, or feel like you're worth taking their life over?
Imo one is easier to get over than the other.
Again, this is worst case scenario.
My experience, as well as studies, show that those who actively talks about, or threatens to end their lives are much less likely to do so than those who hide it.
Idk if this helps, but at the end of the day: don't stay in a relationship bc of your partners troubling thoughts and actions.
