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- May 4, 2022
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Maybe this is a really obvious question but how important do you suppose the will to live is to either recovering or CTB? I'm not really refering to survival instinct here (although- I suppose it could be connected.) I mean something more contemplative- your lust for life as it were.
I think it's very important. I think if the will to live is gone pretty much- it's very hard to find the motivation to do anything. Everything just seems pointless because it leads to more life- the thing we most want to get away from!
Conversely, I've known people with extremely serious medical conditions. To the point where the doctors don't want to operate but the person has insisted and pulled through. It almost feels like their love, lust and fight for life is what keeps them alive.
Of course- it can also be confusing to people who feel like their best option is to CTB but they also feel a compulsion to live.
I also think that recovery via therapy or medication etc. is likely to be much harder-if you have little will to live-unless there are meds that give you that drive back? I wonder if that's the main difference between the 'normies' and us. It's not that they don't encounter suffering or struggle- most people do. I just think their will to go on is still intact.
I think I have reached a stage where the will is gone. I'm likely to be running on empty now till I feel in a place to be able to CTB.
I think it's very important. I think if the will to live is gone pretty much- it's very hard to find the motivation to do anything. Everything just seems pointless because it leads to more life- the thing we most want to get away from!
Conversely, I've known people with extremely serious medical conditions. To the point where the doctors don't want to operate but the person has insisted and pulled through. It almost feels like their love, lust and fight for life is what keeps them alive.
Of course- it can also be confusing to people who feel like their best option is to CTB but they also feel a compulsion to live.
I also think that recovery via therapy or medication etc. is likely to be much harder-if you have little will to live-unless there are meds that give you that drive back? I wonder if that's the main difference between the 'normies' and us. It's not that they don't encounter suffering or struggle- most people do. I just think their will to go on is still intact.
I think I have reached a stage where the will is gone. I'm likely to be running on empty now till I feel in a place to be able to CTB.