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footballseason

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When a person wants to live but is forced to die, we call that killing, or murder when under more specific conditions.

Now imagine the inverse; the act of forcing a person to live when they want to die.

What word would you use to describe such an act? This word would be analogous to "murder". If no such word exists, what do you think would be an appropriate word to coin?

Edit: I'm looking for a word that specifically and exclusively refers to the concept I described. The word could be used in the same way as "murder". For example, if Person A is forcing Person B to live, B could say to A "stop XYZing me", or "I don't want to be XYZed". Like I said, I don't think this word exists yet, so I'm interested to hear some suggestions for a new, original word. I've considered coining 'homisalve" from Latin salvare "make safe, secure", but it doesn't really work when applied to the examples I mentioned.
 
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Forever Sleep

Earned it we have...
May 4, 2022
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Maybe something like 'entrapment', a hostage situation. Intervention maybe- in that we are being forcibly prevented from taking the action we want to.
 
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58Alice85

58Alice85

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Aug 31, 2025
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i think it is called suicide watch, they have that in prisons
this post reminds me of this dream i had of hell where people were being kept alive against there will
 
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pthnrdnojvsc

pthnrdnojvsc

Extreme Pain is much worse than people know
Aug 12, 2019
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all of these combined but worse kidnapping imprisonment slavery torture
 
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EmptyBottle

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Apr 10, 2025
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"protect" with the quotes?
lifemax/lifemaxxing/lifemaxxed?
 
RoseGirl

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May 8, 2025
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well killing and murder are the act of bringing an alive person to death. It's not so much about them wanting to live.
So the inverse of that is revival or resuscitation. bringing a dead person to life
There isn't a word for forcing a dead person to stay dead or one for forcing an alive person to stay alive. Probably because you're not changing the state the person is in
 
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Anonymousa

Anonymousa

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Name that action after me cus thats literally me with how my parents trap me in the house so I literally unable to die (don't do that, thats very egotistical of me so bad bad me)

but probably being "suicide watched" is the best word to describe this.
 
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RoseGirl

RoseGirl

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hmmm maybe suistasis would work as a word. suicide + stasis wanting to kill yourself but being unable to forcing you into a state of limbo
 
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Parasitism

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I'd use the word hostage
 
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PotentiallyWasted

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Jul 20, 2025
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When a person wants to live but is forced to die, we call that killing, or murder when under more specific conditions.

Now imagine the inverse; the act of forcing a person to live when they want to die.

What word would you use to describe such an act? This word would be analogous to "murder". If no such word exists, what do you think would be an appropriate word to coin?

Edit: I'm looking for a word that specifically and exclusively refers to the concept I described. The word could be used in the same way as "murder". For example, if Person A is forcing Person B to live, B could say to A "stop XYZing me", or "I don't want to be XYZed". Like I said, I don't think this word exists yet, so I'm interested to hear some suggestions for a new, original word. I've considered coining 'homisalve" from Latin salvare "make safe, secure", but it doesn't really work when applied to the examples I mentioned.
What about to 'coactivive' someone? (merging coactus - forced to with vivere - live both words from latin)
 
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EmptyBottle

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What about to 'coactivive' someone? (merging coactus - forced to with vivere - live both words from latin)
wow that is an awesome suggestion [testing tense: coactiviving, coactivived, coactive]
 
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PotentiallyWasted

PotentiallyWasted

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Jul 20, 2025
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wow that is an awesome suggestion [testing tense: coactiviving, coactivived, coactive]
I think it sounds silly but at the same time like a real word you learn in a fortune cookie or something
 
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Liebestod

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Mar 15, 2025
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Being born.
 
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itsgone2

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Name that action after me cus thats literally me with how my parents trap me in the house so I literally unable to die (don't do that, thats very egotistical of me so bad bad me)

but probably being "suicide watched" is the best word to describe this.
It's a good suggestion. I live alone but feel trapped by SI more than anything, plus knowing what it would do to the few people that care about me.
 
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locked*n*loaded

locked*n*loaded

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Apr 15, 2022
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I don't know about a single word, but a phrase could be hostage of life.
 
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