My autism makes me a horrible / irredeemable person and I deserve to be dead

I just want to say that I have no intentions to kill myself. I am aware that the vast majority of suicide attempts are unsuccessful and leads to life-long disabilities. And I'm not living in a country where assisted suicide is legal (Even most countries don't allow foreigners to undergo euthanasia). I'm simply writing this because I have no one to talk to. I've already hurt enough people by opening up about my suicidal ideation. I can't get a therapist. Hence, I'm speaking up on a site where people can decide whether they want to listen or not.

With that being said, I wish it was possible for me to experience a quick and painless death because my autism has made me a selfish, emotional, childish, disgusting sack of *** who doesn't deserve to be in this world. I wish I didn't have autism. I wish it could go away. Because of it, I am highly sensitive / emotional and struggle to hide my emotions when necessary. I'm a *** who is unable to stop myself from crying and everyone has to get involved. I'm an evil *** who ruins everything and makes everyone feel like ***. 

There is no hope for me. I deserve to die. My family would be better off without me. I'm a *** burden to this world. And even if I manage to hide my emotions, that doesn't mean the damage hasn't been done. I'll still forever be known as a *** *** who screams in her room alone. I've ruined my reputation and it will forever be impossible for me to make friends because that's what I would be known as for the rest of my life. I desperately want to open up to someone. But I can't. Because humans alone (besides trained psychiatrists) aren't designed to take care of someone with suicidal ideation. I wish I could kill myself so then I can no longer hurt people. I wasn't build for this world. I am better off dead.

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  • Hi there. I thought I'd like to share this Youtube video of Ellie Middleton in a TED talk that I find helpful at the times when I curse my  autism. Her talk doesn't quite match your experiences, but I hope that it might help you. We all need to be kinder to ourselves, because often the world around us can be intensely difficult. Take care of yourself.

    The video is 13 minutes long, so I had to watch it in sections due to my concentration problems.

    Stay safe.

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  • Hi there. I thought I'd like to share this Youtube video of Ellie Middleton in a TED talk that I find helpful at the times when I curse my  autism. Her talk doesn't quite match your experiences, but I hope that it might help you. We all need to be kinder to ourselves, because often the world around us can be intensely difficult. Take care of yourself.

    The video is 13 minutes long, so I had to watch it in sections due to my concentration problems.

    Stay safe.

    .

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