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death will be my ultimate bliss
- Oct 29, 2023
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...or, alternatively, the only way for you to recover is by death.
From what I've seen on this site, there are people here who have tried everything to recover but failed whilst there are a few people here who can't do anything regarding recovery in the first place. For example, based from what I've seen, some people here seem to be suicidal because they can't get into a relationship which means that, if they were to get into a relationship, their suicidal ideation would most likely go away. Alternatively, some people are suicidal because they aren't accepted enough by society or by friends or by family which means that, if they were to get accepted by them, their suicidal ideation would go away.
Of course that's a valid issue to have but those types of people aren't what my post is meant to focus on as I'm more intrigued in those who the concept of recovery doesn't apply for. As an example, I'm suicidal because of life itself and having to deal with responsibilities and work. Unfortunately, responsibilities and work are forced to be done for 99% of humanity and the only way to escape this is by suicide, meaning that the concept of recovery doesn't apply to me. Another example where the concept of recovery doesn't apply is being suicidal to avoid getting potentially worse pain in the future as those who are dead have a 0% chance of getting extreme pain whereas those who are alive have a small, slight chance of dealing with extreme pain just due to mere chance. Yet another example where the concept of recovery doesn't apply is avoiding old age as there's no way to recover from that aside from suicide.
I hope you get the point by now. Does the concept of recovery also not apply to anybody else here? If so, why?
From what I've seen on this site, there are people here who have tried everything to recover but failed whilst there are a few people here who can't do anything regarding recovery in the first place. For example, based from what I've seen, some people here seem to be suicidal because they can't get into a relationship which means that, if they were to get into a relationship, their suicidal ideation would most likely go away. Alternatively, some people are suicidal because they aren't accepted enough by society or by friends or by family which means that, if they were to get accepted by them, their suicidal ideation would go away.
Of course that's a valid issue to have but those types of people aren't what my post is meant to focus on as I'm more intrigued in those who the concept of recovery doesn't apply for. As an example, I'm suicidal because of life itself and having to deal with responsibilities and work. Unfortunately, responsibilities and work are forced to be done for 99% of humanity and the only way to escape this is by suicide, meaning that the concept of recovery doesn't apply to me. Another example where the concept of recovery doesn't apply is being suicidal to avoid getting potentially worse pain in the future as those who are dead have a 0% chance of getting extreme pain whereas those who are alive have a small, slight chance of dealing with extreme pain just due to mere chance. Yet another example where the concept of recovery doesn't apply is avoiding old age as there's no way to recover from that aside from suicide.
I hope you get the point by now. Does the concept of recovery also not apply to anybody else here? If so, why?