I need some serious help

Like you actually wanted to see him dead?...

What was the event that triggered this trauma (in reference to the fact that you stated you had PTSD)?

If you do not want to disclose that event, then feel free to not respond. I understand if the question is perhaps a bit too personal and even irrelevant though I just want to know if there is a connection between this (PTSD) and the recent event.

If you try to kill someone make sure you actually succeed in the job. Makes it so that there that the person won't rat on you.

Then you must dispose of the body. You can probably buy hydrochloric acid solution or other strong acid solution at home depot or Lowe's. Use cash not credit card to purchase them.

Remember to purchase a polypropylene container to put the body in. Do not use a bathtub or else your bathtub will just corrode.

So then all the evidence will be disposed of and you'll be home free.

Your welcome :).

At 5/5/2012 11:12:33 PM, darkkermit wrote:
If you try to kill someone make sure you actually succeed in the job. Makes it so that there that the person won't rat on you.

Then you must dispose of the body. You can probably buy hydrochloric acid solution or other strong acid solution at home depot or Lowe's. Use cash not credit card to purchase them.

Remember to purchase a polypropylene container to put the body in. Do not use a bathtub or else your bathtub will just corrode.

So then all the evidence will be disposed of and you'll be home free.

Your welcome :).

Caaaaaaaaaaan't wait for the new season.

Dying.

At 5/5/2012 11:12:33 PM, darkkermit wrote:
If you try to kill someone make sure you actually succeed in the job. Makes it so that there that the person won't rat on you.

Then you must dispose of the body. You can probably buy hydrochloric acid solution or other strong acid solution at home depot or Lowe's. Use cash not credit card to purchase them.

Remember to purchase a polypropylene container to put the body in. Do not use a bathtub or else your bathtub will just corrode.

So then all the evidence will be disposed of and you'll be home free.

Your welcome :).

This. Official slogan of the kermit campaign: "Dead men tell no tales"

FREEDO 2012!!

At 5/5/2012 11:04:17 PM, Man-is-good wrote:
What was the event that triggered this trauma (in reference to the fact that you stated you had PTSD)?

If you do not want to disclose that event, then feel free to not respond. I understand if the question is perhaps a bit too personal and even irrelevant though I just want to know if there is a connection between this (PTSD) and the recent event.

im sorry, i do find this getting too personal.

Ok, everyone, please do not think of me any less because of this thread. I had one of the worst weeks of my life this week, and i was angry and stressed. Me and my brother are both fine now, each with only minor bruises and cuts. No weapons were used other than random objects in the house not usually used as a weapon. Again, please don't think of me less.

At 5/5/2012 2:05:57 PM, cheesedingo1 wrote:
I just tried to kill my brother. i dont know hwat to do.

Brothers fighting each other is perfectly normal. Siblings are the people closest to you. When you feel stress, they are often the first people on whom you will snap.

These fights should never escalate to level where serious harm is caused. If that happens, you yourself will regret it later. Actually it is one of the important things in life that we have got to learn sometimes. In our life, whenever we are in conflict (with boss, employee, spouse or any other relative or friend), there is a certain level at which you have to cease. This is something that has to kick in automatically, since alternatively, we may not be in a position to do rational thinking during a fight.

From what you have said, it appears no damage has been caused yet. Ask yourself a question. Next time you fight your brother, is it going to be this serious again? I am hopeful, that you will realize your current experience will save you next time.

If you are sure that such event will not occur again, you have learned a valuable life lesson. No doubt, you have learned it the hard way, and it must have been quite unpleasant and stressful. Move ahead with your life. Do not inform parents.

If you are not sure, whether you will be able to control yourself next time, take help from your parents. Also get help from a good psychiatrist. A psychiatrist will help you in examining your own emotions. They are trained in analyzing such situations and helping you in handling them.