everyone. does it really matter if its now or in 50 years?
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Some people who are enjoying life may want to just keep going as long as they can. I understand this mindset. If you have a partner, family, or passion, I completely understand why you would want to keep going on. Some people just keep going even if their life sucks because it's what you are supposed to do.
i saw my grandma on her deathbed; she was miserable. even after 70 years of living, she was full of regret and sorrow. i can't help but think it would be better to check out far sooner rather than later.
Green Destiny
Life isn't worth the trouble.
- Nov 16, 2019
- 880
Individuals should be allowed to choose when they wish to pass on.
peachieu
one day i'll find my home
- Nov 22, 2021
- 1
honestly and truthfully, as i became older i realized how alike we all are in the end. everyone is just fighting for their lives and it truly feels like its against their own will. i keep wondering, whats the proper way to live? what are we really expected to do here? we wont ever know in our lifetimes and i start to think thats where the problem truly stems from. i cannot find a sense of purpose. therefore everything, this planet, the universe, is rendered meaningless to me. nothing matters. finally to answer your question haha, i very much agree with you.
I have this feeling everyday. The way things are going for the world, it might make sense to ctb sooner.
yes, it may become a blessing to leave soon rather than wait for the problems to become unbearable. or at least to have a reliable method in the stockpile.
FuneralCry
Just wanting some peace
- Sep 24, 2020
- 43,428
I thought that "catching the bus" was a term that only applied to deaths by suicide but anyway, it's true that existence is completely meaningless and our lives are insignificant, so of course at the end of the day it makes no difference if we die now or in 50 years. All life leads to death anyway and all that we are doing is waiting to cease existing. I believe that the inevitability of death emphasises how pointless life really is, life really is just an useless struggle that leads to nothing and nowhere apart from us not existing so this gives me the conclusion that existing could never be worth it. There is no value and benefit to having to exist in this world where there is no limit as to how much we can potentially be tortured, it feels more rational to want to take control over when we die and escape this hell.
Because after all, nobody can be harmed by non existence. I just think that a lot of people in this world are delusional when it comes to the true meaningless nature of life, they attach so much value on to life and act all horrified at the thought of someone choosing to exit, calling it an "illness", but it's like they forget that we are all destined to die so to me it makes sense to wish to permanently solve all the problems that existing brings.
Because after all, nobody can be harmed by non existence. I just think that a lot of people in this world are delusional when it comes to the true meaningless nature of life, they attach so much value on to life and act all horrified at the thought of someone choosing to exit, calling it an "illness", but it's like they forget that we are all destined to die so to me it makes sense to wish to permanently solve all the problems that existing brings.
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