
FuneralCry
Just wanting some peace
- Sep 24, 2020
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To me it could never make sense how and why anyone would ever want to exist in a world like this. For me, rather than specific life circumstances and events being the problem, I see life itself as being the problem. How could life itself not be the problem, it's the true cause of all suffering after all. All of the problems that we go through today would have never affected us if we were never born, and if we were to die, they would not continue to affect us. I just think that life itself is not desirable in any way, it doesn't appeal to me and there's no value to enduring existence.
One of the main problems about life is all of the pain and suffering that exists in all it's different forms. Life is unpredictable and uncertain and things could easily get much worse for anyone at any moment. This is why actually wanting to live is delusional, as nobody can guarantee that they will not experience the worst possible suffering. I do see something horrible in ageing, especially very old age. What could ever be desirable about deteriorating from health issues that come with old age, and as we all know awful health conditions are not even limited to those of an old age. Therefore wanting suicide can be a perfectly rational response to seeing life for what it really is. It makes sense to take control over our own death rather than waiting to die from some horrific illness.
I think that as well as all the extreme suffering, just the whole fulfilling endless needs, and the repetitive and monotonous nature of life also makes me want to leave as there's just no point. I dislike nearly everything associated with life and at the end of the day life is all for nothing. I'm tired of waking up, tired of the same thoughts, tired of being trapped in this human body. There probably are more people suicidal than we think, they just hide how they feel as suicide is so stigmatised after all. I think that if suicide was as easy as just buying N from a pharmacy then most people would choose it over an unsatisfying life. And yet even with everything wrong with life, people still believe in delusions that life is a positive thing and continue to invalidate all the suffering that exists. They are simply in denial of the cruel nature of existence. In an ideal world everyone would see life for what it really is and then our right to die would be respected.
One of the main problems about life is all of the pain and suffering that exists in all it's different forms. Life is unpredictable and uncertain and things could easily get much worse for anyone at any moment. This is why actually wanting to live is delusional, as nobody can guarantee that they will not experience the worst possible suffering. I do see something horrible in ageing, especially very old age. What could ever be desirable about deteriorating from health issues that come with old age, and as we all know awful health conditions are not even limited to those of an old age. Therefore wanting suicide can be a perfectly rational response to seeing life for what it really is. It makes sense to take control over our own death rather than waiting to die from some horrific illness.
I think that as well as all the extreme suffering, just the whole fulfilling endless needs, and the repetitive and monotonous nature of life also makes me want to leave as there's just no point. I dislike nearly everything associated with life and at the end of the day life is all for nothing. I'm tired of waking up, tired of the same thoughts, tired of being trapped in this human body. There probably are more people suicidal than we think, they just hide how they feel as suicide is so stigmatised after all. I think that if suicide was as easy as just buying N from a pharmacy then most people would choose it over an unsatisfying life. And yet even with everything wrong with life, people still believe in delusions that life is a positive thing and continue to invalidate all the suffering that exists. They are simply in denial of the cruel nature of existence. In an ideal world everyone would see life for what it really is and then our right to die would be respected.