
StupidLizard
snake charmer
- Feb 21, 2019
- 45
Suicide is one thing.
Thinking about what my body will endure post-death is what makes me disturbed.
I have a lot of animals. Hundreds. I breed exotic animals. Unfortunately, sometimes animals die. Mostly hatchlings that didn't have a chance at life to start with. And I've seen it first hand, the decomposition process. The bloating. The smell. The look of death in the eyes.
I know I'll hear a response from someone, "Well, if you're dead, who cares? You'll be dead; you won't know!"
I hear you loud and clear. I don't really care if I won't know when I'm dead. I'm not dead now, therefore able to formulate a response towards what decomposition would be like.
Just thinking about my current vessel in such a disfigured and grotesque manner is incredibly disturbing.
Anyone else feel this way? Maybe its something that prevents you from suicide? What about if family, friends or the public discovered your body in such a disturbing state?
Thinking about what my body will endure post-death is what makes me disturbed.
I have a lot of animals. Hundreds. I breed exotic animals. Unfortunately, sometimes animals die. Mostly hatchlings that didn't have a chance at life to start with. And I've seen it first hand, the decomposition process. The bloating. The smell. The look of death in the eyes.
I know I'll hear a response from someone, "Well, if you're dead, who cares? You'll be dead; you won't know!"
I hear you loud and clear. I don't really care if I won't know when I'm dead. I'm not dead now, therefore able to formulate a response towards what decomposition would be like.
Just thinking about my current vessel in such a disfigured and grotesque manner is incredibly disturbing.
Anyone else feel this way? Maybe its something that prevents you from suicide? What about if family, friends or the public discovered your body in such a disturbing state?