>>83053711
>I dont think anything is gonna make me happy
That's not true. If conventional methods fail, you can always self-medicate. Try a little Opiates for example. I'm sure you'll be happy then. And it can be functional and sustainable if you stick to a few rules, avoid addiction, and set your dose right.
>I've been having suicidal ideation for so long I've started to enjoy them
I've had suicidal thoughts for almost a decade (now gone for +4 years). I was comforted by the thought of dying often. At some point I had a noose hanging in my room for a month waiting for me to have the courage. I got close a few times, and tightened the rope around my neck a couple of times, but didn't jump. And I'm glad I didn't as my life has gotten better the last 4 years. But with you it's not a situational thing, it's your nature in a way, or so I see it. So it's more difficult to address.
>So CBT helps me shut down the thoughts stopping me from roping
So maybe tell about that effect to your therapist so they can modify the treatment accordingly? Or quit CBT?
>perhaps some people just can't be0 fixed
While I currently presume some people are born to die, I can't shake off the feeling of hope. I think there's always hope. Life will get better as long as you act to make them better, I always say. There's always light at the end of the tunnle, no matter how long it seems. There's hope for you yet. You have things you care about in this world and that's more than what some people can say. Maybe try a private psychiatrist if talking therapy didn't work maybe meds will?
I wish you all the luck in getting better. In my experience, once you get rid of suicidal thoughts they don't tend to come back. So I hope you ride it out to the other side in one piece.
In the end, laugh and the world laughs with you weep and you weep alone.