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kvsvenky100
Student
- Dec 7, 2023
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I see it as the preferred choice.In my case I'd certainly always see it as preferable to cease existing, as after all suicide is the way to find peace from the burden that is existence, preventing all future suffering. I always dislike when people go on about how suicide must be the last resort, like if someone feels that way about their own existence then that's fine but in my case I see suicide as a rational solution to solve the true problem that is existence itself, I'm only still trapped here as of course suicide is so difficult and inaccessible.
Insisting that suicide must be the last resort implies that continuing to exist is something very desirable and valuable to the point that it should be considered as the preferred option when in my case I see existence as undesirable in every way possible.
Existing is very meaningless and futile but also so harmful which is shown by how there is unlimited potential to suffer endlessly as long as one exists. It's terrifying how there is no limit as to how much one can suffer, so to me death is something comforting as I very strongly believe it to just be an eternal, dreamless sleep where one is unable to suffer. I don't see any value in existing as a conscious being, I see it as so cruel to impose existence in the first place. All of the anti-suicide beliefs are nonsensical in the first place especially as we never consented to being here and aren't obligated to continue, if one wants to cease existing on their own terms then that's always a valid way to feel.