
Soapie
I hope we all can heal from this
- Mar 26, 2021
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I think at the end of the day I just want the pain to end no matter what. Death doesn't necessarily need to be the way I get there but it is an option. What about you though?
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I don't know if this is the right thread to talk about this, but I see you talking about non-existence here and there and I'd like to point out something: Considering that we just cease to exist when we die, there will be no peace or freedom, because we won't be there anymore to feel any of this. Things will just stop and there will be no us anymore, just like before we were born.For me death is the only way to achieve peace. Death is freedom from all suffering. I do not want to exist at all, I do not want any kind of life. All I want is to never experience anything again.
Interesting. I want just the opposite, to stop existing but never experience death. What in dying attracts you?I want to die, being dead is a side effect which I will not experience. Peace is boring.
You can define peace this way: I and my death are mutually exclusive. I won't be, I won't be disturbed by anything, and that's what peace is.Considering that we just cease to exist when we die, there will be no peace or freedom, because we won't be there anymore to feel any of this. Things will just stop and there will be no us anymore, just like before we were born.
Isn't it the same thing? To die is to have peace.
I lost my mind too how did it happen to you how old are youI wanted peace but I lost my mind and the only salvation now is to take my life with dignity before I burden my family with me being a walking corpse all I can do is eat and drink
I believe I know what true inner peace feels like, it's fantastic. It doesn't change the fact that life is suffering and a boring chore, and in my case not worth living.
I don't know if this is the right thread to talk about this, but I see you talking about non-existence here and there and I'd like to point out something: Considering that we just cease to exist when we die, there will be no peace or freedom, because we won't be there anymore to feel any of this. Things will just stop and there will be no us anymore, just like before we were born.
Interesting. I want just the opposite, to stop existing but never experience death. What in dying attracts you?
I'm 24 a month and a half and it's been hell ever sinceI lost my mind too how did it happen to you how old are you
So, you consider peace and non-existence as synonyms? I always thought about peace a something that must be perceived by someone.I don't want to deal with life, a steady stream of responsibilities and needs, I want fundamental peace.
You can define peace this way: I and my death are mutually exclusive. I won't be, I won't be disturbed by anything, and that's what peace is.