TAW122
Emissary of the right to die.
- Aug 30, 2018
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Another good post I have found on TTG is by the user u/RichBluebird stating how society makes suicidal and pro-choice people feel bad about leaving and for disliking the game of 'life'.
u/vrbz said:
as well as this (shown below) in response to how society, family, and people are selfish:
u/Alec1378 also made a good point too, especially about how society automatically labels anyone who wishes to 'die' as 'mentally ill' just as a way to discredit and delegitimize anothers' point of view or claim.
All in all, I think from a government's point of view, it's to keep the system going, generate revenue through work, taxes, consumption, to fuel an unjust, cruel, and evil system. From religious and humanists point of view, also a selfish collective, wish to do everything that can benefit their interests (the interests of the collective) even at the cost of an individual's autonomy.
I feel like this is what I've thought as well. I'm about close to him in age, albeit slightly older by just a bit more than a year. Anyways, I share his sentiments and some of the replies are also on point as well.But life makes us feel bad about so many things already. How am I supposed to feel bad towards the idea that it will stop? I felt that therapists wanted me to feel bad about it, to be angry about how messed up my life is, to think of myself as a victim and blame everyone else. Why? Why not say: It's okay. It will be okay. It won't last forever. You can leave this place.
So one day it will be over, and maybe I can look back at my life, laugh at it, and think, it wasn't fun, but it was interesting I guess. They hate when I laugh about it. They want you to cry about life problems. But why? No one cares. There's just us and the universe. It doesn't laugh at us but it doesn't have sympathy either.
I've wanted to die since I was a kid, but I lived 28 years for my family, because "mom would be sad" and suicide is bad and blah. Isn't it ridiculous? I went through school, college, university, to make them happy, and it's still not enough. I wish there was a civilized and socially acceptable way to leave life, but there isn't. No matter how hard you try to do everything right, as soon as you want to die, you're the villain, or mentally defective, or whatever, and people still want to convince you that life is GOOD and you whole life experience and feelings are WRONG and mistaken. Why? Why not leave it be?
u/vrbz said:
they only make it through their own misery by distracting themselves with anything they can, so they guilt trip everyone else to stay in the same boat, because they are so afraid of loneliness, loss and death. they are the weak, who cause all the misery by their ego trips, while we are the ones strong enough to admit this worlds unpleasant truths, which is the first step to solve the problem, but its displayed the other way around, because that whole natalism trip became a pretty strong, unscrupulous force that does anything to hide whats true and cultivate what maintains its weird sadistic theatre.
as well as this (shown below) in response to how society, family, and people are selfish:
its called projection and the dumber a person is, the more they do it. Of course suicide is the least selfish act, because its fundamentally justified by having been born without consent and its the only act after which no "self" remains to have any result from it. Its removing the self - the part that makes everything else selfish. Signing up others for suffering and death just to be less bored, is the most selfish act; the epitome of selfishness. Generally its always more selfish to put our own self over someone elses than to just mind our own business instead. I mean thats obvious
u/Alec1378 also made a good point too, especially about how society automatically labels anyone who wishes to 'die' as 'mentally ill' just as a way to discredit and delegitimize anothers' point of view or claim.
Fully agree with you, the world is trying so bad to make us feel bad and guilty about wanting the life to be over. But that's messed up. The second you want to die then there must be something wrong with you. It doesn't matter how bad and full of suffering your life is or how indifferent you are to it and how boring everything is to you the second you would rather die than go on then you are suddenly defective in some way. That's so messed up! And there should be socially acceptable way to leave it. I imagine in a intelligent society there would be.
All in all, I think from a government's point of view, it's to keep the system going, generate revenue through work, taxes, consumption, to fuel an unjust, cruel, and evil system. From religious and humanists point of view, also a selfish collective, wish to do everything that can benefit their interests (the interests of the collective) even at the cost of an individual's autonomy.