Are these enough reasons to kill yourself?

[boldarnold]

Hello everyone , so i've been thinking about ctb for more than a year now , when emotional and rational , so I know my decision is not purely emotional , last year I got diagnosed with 3 physicall ilnesses , 2 of which you can live with but the other one makes it impossible to live , asthma , and a rare condition called BFS ( Benign fasciculation syndrome ) , and Keratoconus , an eye disease that affects the structure of the cornea, resulting in loss of vision , the latter made my life unbearable to live , along side with all of this , I got no one , and the person I loved the most left me a month ago , you can imagine what all of this can do to someone in his 20s , was full of live and passion and hope , are these enough reasons to ctb or i'm missing something here ?

 

[Sea Turtle]

What is enough to make that decision is up to you, I'm sorry you have been through all of this and I wish you the absolute best and peace no matter what

 

[FuneralCry]

We all have the right to exit this world at a time of our own choosing, it is your life and your decision. Nobody needs to justify their reasons for leaving, we have no obligations to stay alive as we did not ask to exist. I am sorry that you are suffering so much, I can imagine that it must be awful what you are going through. Life is so cruel and unfair. I wish you the best in whatever happens.

 

[whatevs]

You don't need a seal of approval from users here, but as a personal opinion I believe these conditions + loneliness are more than enough to lead someone to consider ending their life.

The reason why I am on SS is practically the same, chronic health conditions and isolation/lack of belonging.

 

[hashtagnull]

I don't want to offend you but I think the answer is 'Not necessarily'. People live quite happily with all kinds of debilitating conditions, and others want to and do ctb without really having a reason. If you feel you must ctb, you will do it, but consider how many times in life that things have seemed impossibly bleak, and years later only been a bad memory. If you want my advice, first do what you can to try to make life good again, or at least bearable. If it fails and you've had enough, it's not like you've really lost anything in trying, and death is very patient.