divinemistress36
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- Jan 1, 2024
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If euthanasia was available for all who wanted to ctb then what percentage of people do you think would use it?
Euthanasia in Belgium is legal (even with a mental disorder) and every year figures rise. Only during COVID and during a court case about euthanasia there were less cases of euthanasia.If euthanasia was available for all who wanted to ctb then what percentage of people do you think would use it?
There are a lot of lonely, old people out there. They're just waiting to die, just like my grandfather (98yo). I'm sure they would take Drion's pill if it were available.Not a lot. Suicidal people are very less percentage in the general population to bigin with. Then from that percentage a significant amount would blackout once they have a reliable peaceful way out at hand, with the whole "prison becomes your home if you have the keys" thing.
Almost 3.000 in 2022 with a total population of about 11,7 million. That's about 0,026%. But it is 10% more than the year before.In Belgium about 2500 people get euthanised every year, out of 11 million people. So given lifespan of about 80 years, that's just under 2% of the population.
I think like less than 1% of 8 billion people. Most people seem to love life and not want to die. They're grateful for their life and that they had the chance to experience it. Even if their life sucks, life has them under Stockholm Syndrome. People usually want to keep living, they're scared of death and dying. We're the abnormal and strange ones here…5% of 8 billion people is a lot though
I definitely feel like an alienI think like less than 1% of 8 billion people. Most people seem to love life and not want to die. They're grateful for their life and that they had the chance to experience it. Even if their life sucks, life has them under Stockholm Syndrome. People usually want to keep living, they're scared of death and dying. We're the abnormal and strange ones here…
I feel like one tooI definitely feel like an alien
I wake up everyday and think everything everyone does is pointlessI feel like one too
Same. Life is so meaningless, nothing matters in the end. I just think it's not fair that we were brought into this world without a say in itI wake up everyday and think everything everyone does is pointless
I agree. I think that's why we have looked to exploring spiritualitySame. Life is so meaningless, nothing matters in the end. I just think it's not fair that we were brought into this world without a say in it
I think I know what you mean, though my take on it is a bit different. In the summer months I sometimes watch the ants in front of my house, thousands of them scurrying along their trails, intent on their own business, and not thinking much as they do it. I'm a detached observer, not hostile to them, but indifferent. Their business has nothing to do with me. Then I realise that I often feel the same way about humanity: I'm standing on the outside, watching humans go about their business, but feeling detached from it all. What has it got to do with me?I feel like one too
Nature and animals are incredible. People not so muchI think I know what you mean, though my take on it is a bit different. In the summer months I sometimes watch the ants in front of my house, thousands of them scurrying along their trails, intent on their own business, and not thinking much as they do it. I'm a detached observer, not hostile to them, but indifferent. Their business has nothing to do with me. Then I realise that I often feel the same way about humanity: I'm standing on the outside, watching humans go about their business, but feeling detached from it all. What has it got to do with me?
I don't have anything against humans. Some of my best friends are humans. But the species is over-rated.
I feel detached from humanity as well. It's like I'm on the outside looking in. I feel like an observer of life rather than a participant in it. I don't even feel human, I feel like an alien on this earth. It's just a feeling of fundamentally not belonging.I think I know what you mean, though my take on it is a bit different. In the summer months I sometimes watch the ants in front of my house, thousands of them scurrying along their trails, intent on their own business, and not thinking much as they do it. I'm a detached observer, not hostile to them, but indifferent. Their business has nothing to do with me. Then I realise that I often feel the same way about humanity: I'm standing on the outside, watching humans go about their business, but feeling detached from it all. What has it got to do with me?
I don't have anything against humans. Some of my best friends are humans. But the species is over-rated.
Depersonalization . I get this a lotI feel detached from humanity as well. It's like I'm on the outside looking in. I feel like an observer of life rather than a participant in it. I don't even feel human, I feel like an alien on this earth. It's just a feeling of fundamentally not belonging.
I don't think it's depersonalization but rather the fact that I just don't fit in with the human race. It's like I'm not even a real human. I'm an untermensch due to ASD…Depersonalization . I get this a lot