
Mr Myemna
Let me say words naked as flesh, tough as teeth.
- Aug 20, 2022
- 35
The video in question is that made by youtuber Tantacrul, in which he makes the unsubstantiated claim that all who encourage those to live life are good, and all those who suggest the alternative are preying on the "vulnurable", the people who can't make their own decisions
i made a comment for the those who make the bullshit claim that the vast majority of suicide survivors are glad they're alive, which to my current knowledge has not been yet substantiated:
"Id love to provide another view from another suicide survivor here,
I have done some research on the topic, found tools and a place and time to do it, when the day came i made my attempt, i made sure to wreck the house so my fear of my family at the time would motivate me to finish the attempt (doing things against you SI requires a great mental effort regardless of how much you want it), and somewhat succeeded, if i had chosen a better location and wasn't jerked awake i wouldn't have failed,
I cried nonstop for the days to come, not because I had some secret chakra unlocked in my soul that makes me value life differently, but because the pain of failure is so great, then i had to experience my family's bereavement for weeks to come, countless exorcisms after, they decided to take me to psychiatrist, after having countless conversations, countless hours of bullshit mental gymnastics to get me to believe that i actually want to live, they ruled that i need to be taken to a psych ward, and that, was a very abhorrent experience, the loss of your freedom, being drugged, the constant judgement and belittlement, i had to lie to get out.
And now here i am, time had passed.
Do i regret it and i finally value my life ? No. The myth of most people regretting suicide after they attempt it is just that, a myth. Most people if you spend time talking to them are traumatized because of the pain, they don't want to experience dying again, but by no means do they not want to die. And small portion of us still seeks to achieve death regardless of the pain it causes us,
Because we were already convinced that we want that based on our values and experiences, we value the possibilities of life ourselves and with others, and we judge that those possibilities based on their chance and effort required are not something which we seek to achieve, nor do we want people to push their convictions upon us.
In conclusion, it would be great if people would tell their loved ones about their plans to end their life, but then again, most communities would completely overwrite this person's will once they find this to be the case, it would be better if a person had the option to end their life at any point regardless of their health, in that way they don't have to fear being compromised, and would be more likely to open up and experience the many different viewpoints there is.
An ideal state of things would be if a person judging their life to not be worth living that they get a period of time to word themselves out, and once they express themselves, it should only be up to them at last to decide whether they will continue living or not.
The "young" get exposed to many viewpoints throughout their life, just as they get people encouraging them to live, they get people encouraging them to die, while both could be considered manipulation, and so are many other human interactions, the underlying problem really is that people are not granted the autonomy to do with their life as they please, we should start accepting that we do not own people and that they can choose to die just as they choose to live, in that way they wouldn't be encouraged to die in secret, possibly by the use of extremely violent methods.
This site allows to experience the individual autonomy which we are so often denied, we wish we would be allowed to get a physician assisted suicide instead, but that's unfortunately not an option for many of us, so at the very least we get the knowledge sufficient to prevent us from experiencing the blinding pain of failure.
People need to understand that the claim that life should be prolonged regardless of a person's wishes is not self-sufficient"
I hope to hear your opinions
i made a comment for the those who make the bullshit claim that the vast majority of suicide survivors are glad they're alive, which to my current knowledge has not been yet substantiated:
"Id love to provide another view from another suicide survivor here,
I have done some research on the topic, found tools and a place and time to do it, when the day came i made my attempt, i made sure to wreck the house so my fear of my family at the time would motivate me to finish the attempt (doing things against you SI requires a great mental effort regardless of how much you want it), and somewhat succeeded, if i had chosen a better location and wasn't jerked awake i wouldn't have failed,
I cried nonstop for the days to come, not because I had some secret chakra unlocked in my soul that makes me value life differently, but because the pain of failure is so great, then i had to experience my family's bereavement for weeks to come, countless exorcisms after, they decided to take me to psychiatrist, after having countless conversations, countless hours of bullshit mental gymnastics to get me to believe that i actually want to live, they ruled that i need to be taken to a psych ward, and that, was a very abhorrent experience, the loss of your freedom, being drugged, the constant judgement and belittlement, i had to lie to get out.
And now here i am, time had passed.
Do i regret it and i finally value my life ? No. The myth of most people regretting suicide after they attempt it is just that, a myth. Most people if you spend time talking to them are traumatized because of the pain, they don't want to experience dying again, but by no means do they not want to die. And small portion of us still seeks to achieve death regardless of the pain it causes us,
Because we were already convinced that we want that based on our values and experiences, we value the possibilities of life ourselves and with others, and we judge that those possibilities based on their chance and effort required are not something which we seek to achieve, nor do we want people to push their convictions upon us.
In conclusion, it would be great if people would tell their loved ones about their plans to end their life, but then again, most communities would completely overwrite this person's will once they find this to be the case, it would be better if a person had the option to end their life at any point regardless of their health, in that way they don't have to fear being compromised, and would be more likely to open up and experience the many different viewpoints there is.
An ideal state of things would be if a person judging their life to not be worth living that they get a period of time to word themselves out, and once they express themselves, it should only be up to them at last to decide whether they will continue living or not.
The "young" get exposed to many viewpoints throughout their life, just as they get people encouraging them to live, they get people encouraging them to die, while both could be considered manipulation, and so are many other human interactions, the underlying problem really is that people are not granted the autonomy to do with their life as they please, we should start accepting that we do not own people and that they can choose to die just as they choose to live, in that way they wouldn't be encouraged to die in secret, possibly by the use of extremely violent methods.
This site allows to experience the individual autonomy which we are so often denied, we wish we would be allowed to get a physician assisted suicide instead, but that's unfortunately not an option for many of us, so at the very least we get the knowledge sufficient to prevent us from experiencing the blinding pain of failure.
People need to understand that the claim that life should be prolonged regardless of a person's wishes is not self-sufficient"
I hope to hear your opinions