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TAW122
Emissary of the right to die.
- Aug 30, 2018
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The statements "I don't want to get better" versus "I can't get better", "I won't get over it" versus "I can't get over it", or just variations of these statements.
It seems like when someone says the former as in "don't" people automatically jump to assume stubbornness, laziness, entitlement, and what have you, but when someone says the latter, which is "cannot/can't" then people have this sort of sympathetic, maybe empathetic approach thinking that someone wants to overcome but lack the ability/capacity to do so. Whereas the word "don't" implies that they have ability/capacity to do so but refuse to.
It's so infuriating and fucking stupid that people misinterpret this rather than accept that sometimes it can be both, people who lack the ability to overcome and also do not wish to overcome. Hell, if we are a pro-choice society, then it should be that even if they possess the capability to overcome but for some reason (personal or what not) decide not to overcome, then society should just respect that and let them to do what they are going to do, including ctb'ing.
It seems like when someone says the former as in "don't" people automatically jump to assume stubbornness, laziness, entitlement, and what have you, but when someone says the latter, which is "cannot/can't" then people have this sort of sympathetic, maybe empathetic approach thinking that someone wants to overcome but lack the ability/capacity to do so. Whereas the word "don't" implies that they have ability/capacity to do so but refuse to.
It's so infuriating and fucking stupid that people misinterpret this rather than accept that sometimes it can be both, people who lack the ability to overcome and also do not wish to overcome. Hell, if we are a pro-choice society, then it should be that even if they possess the capability to overcome but for some reason (personal or what not) decide not to overcome, then society should just respect that and let them to do what they are going to do, including ctb'ing.