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No, not really. Even when my life was pretty bad I still thought that it was better to live. I enjoy even the horrible times in life. I can't say I want to live life and then be pissed off when horrible shit happens. That's not the way it works, things that we consider absolutely tormenting are just a part of life. I like all of the experiences life has to offer. Maybe not right at the time, but usually I can see beyond it a bit and begin to think it was worthwhile.[*]Have you ever had these feelings yourself, and how did you cope with them?
I remember thinking that maybe I should think about suicide when I was younger. Bad childhood and all. I couldn't even seriously think about it. I remember thinking then that if i ever really wanted to "get out of it all" I would just do something crazy with my life and live without a care of dying...hell, I probably should live like that now.
I've only known people who have known people who have committed suicide.[*]Do you now persons who commited suicide and how did you respond to this?
Honestly, suicide is usually an escape route for the cowardly. Strong stance, I know, but generally speaking these people who commit suicide are just really confused at the time. For whatever reason, they can't seem to get beyond their very immediate situation. I see no reason for suicide among otherwise healthy and safe individuals. If you are really depressed or pissed off about something to the point you are willing to kill yourself over it, why not just do everything humanly possible to change that?[*]Do you think suicide/euthanisia is perse wrong?
I think giving examples of situations where people might consider killing themselves would be a good thing, for those who say suicide is a good option. It's hard to talk about this sort of thing without good examples.
Euthanasia is different. As is suicide in some situations such as being held prisoner and being tortured by the Viet-Cong.
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