I never tried to commit Self Delete to it's full extent. I'm too much of a pusillanimous individual to do so. Why? Not because of eternal damnation, but because I don't want to give up my stuff to some bastard who will most likely misuse it and damage it within the first day to a week of receiving it.
But my life was a clusterforget of unfortunate circumstances that led me to become a spoiled brat who needed to learn the word "no" while the doctors thought it was some mental problem and tried to hopp me up on "happy pills" when I didn't need them. Then I went into Foster care which cured me of being spoiled, but turned me into an ass-kissing yes man by the time I was done, so I was always in some kind of situation where I did my best to try and gain approval from other people by sacrificing my happiness so that they could be happier.
This started my long drive into a string of unhappy relationships where I was walked all over leading me into massive depression. I never turned to drugs or alcohol to drown my sorrows. I just needed movies and games to throw myself into a world that was any bit better than the one I was in. So I have amassed myself a lot of movies and games that I hardly ever play, but keep around just in case I ever get back into the mood someday which happens on occasion.
So after a few years of irresponsible spending, faked Self Delete attempts to try and make one particular ex feel bad for cheating on me, and running from debt, I finally hot rock bottom and decided then and there that I was tired of being upset and bitter all the time. So my friend gave me a book to read by a Minister in Texas and since then, my life has been a lot better.
I'm debt free, I'm going back to school to improve my life situation, I'm working on becoming financially stable, and eventually, I'll be able to work on getting a place of my own and become completely independent once again. It will still be a long road to get my life to where I want it, but I'm doing what I can to remain positive and that has led me back to religion. I've been so for a few years and has also been an integral part in obtaining good life long friends, a hopeful attitude, and how I've been interacting with people around me.
I will still be a jerk on the forums now and then, but that's only because people don't listen to you unless you are. Or so it seems.
And yes, this is a tl;dr version of my life.