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King Ashoka
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- Nov 19, 2023
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People are asking me why do i want to die. I have no answer. I just don't want to live anymore.
How do you justify suicide ??
How do you justify suicide ??
Same here, I simply no longer wish to be subject to the potential for misery and pain in life.I don't think there's any justification needed. Unless you have children who are dependent on you. In that case, you don't get to opt out after bringing life into this world. That's fucked up.
I also have no real reason to ctb. Nothing "bad" has happened to me, no traumas, no triggering point... I simply do not wish to be alive. That's reason enough.
Yeah, that's all very true.It's crazy how brainwashed people are. You must stay alive at all costs no matter how shitty life gets. There's always hope! There's help available! Tomorrow is a new day! There's no use discussing it. You can't win, and you're greatly outnumbered. That's why planning and actually going through with ctb can be very lonely. We're on our own.
Childhood upbringing in religious family cause inner voice to rise up automatically. Somehow we accept these inner voice to be true.I don't understand why suicide would even need to be justified in the first place, we all have our right to die and nobody is obligated to continue existing here.
I wish i have family who understands this. My mom makes me swear to her that i will not die before her. WTF.I don't justify it.
Justifying inevitably means convincing and convincing is usually a waste of time. People will go to Hell and back to defend their own opinions.
I could probably stumble over weariness, medical condition, and the peace of death vs the disorder of life. But the handful of people I really care about wouldn't require an explanation as they'd know I thought it through.
Of course I am probably in a much different situation than you.
For sure, i am not married and do not have any children. But once i talk to a parent who wanted to suicide for financial reasons. I told him to not kill himself because you have kids. He asked me who am i to judge the eligibility to right to die.I don't think there's any justification needed. Unless you have children who are dependent on you. In that case, you don't get to opt out after bringing life into this world. That's fucked up.
I also have no real reason to ctb. Nothing "bad" has happened to me, no traumas, no triggering point... I simply do not wish to be alive. That's reason enough.
Oh yeah, "the potential of life" to make life hell is toooo much. I am just one misfortune away from total misery.Same here, I simply no longer wish to be subject to the potential for misery and pain in life.
Aren't we all?Oh yeah, "the potential of life" to make life hell is toooo much. I am just one misfortune away from total misery.
Circumstances Circumstances CircumstancesWho is it that's asking you to justify it? I'd say the statement itself relies on a couple of things. One- that it's a wrong thing to do. (We don't need to justify doing things that are right.) So- then- you have to ask- why do they think it's wrong and- do you agree with them? I doubt it's something you'll be able to change their minds over to be honest. I expect the main reason they don't support it is because it will hurt them so- then it becomes- 'Can you justify hurting me?' I suspect most people's answers would be- 'Because I can't cope with the amount of pain I'm in. To really empathise with that- you'd see that death would be a kind release for me.'
The second thing I think is maybe this underlying belief of theirs that you don't actually want to die. You just want to live under different circumstances. If it's a therapist asking you, or someone that cares about you- I imagine they are trying to locate the things in your life that need 'fixing' so that you are no longer so unhappy that you want to die. Again, I doubt that they'll accept that things are unfixable. They seem to think life is compulsory, so, they never run out of options and platitudes.
It's questionable over whether you'll ever be able to convince others but if it's yourself you are having to justify it to- then I guess you need to ask yourself why. Why do you think it's a wrong thing to do? Maybe it has links to religion? The first time I had suicidal thoughts- aged 10, they frightened me. Because I'd been taught that suicide was wrong and suicides go to hell. It didn't actually take me that long to come to the conclusion that these were other people's beliefs- not mine.
Or- maybe you do actually think there are other options for you. If you are needing to justify suicide to yourself- then- maybe you see it as the less than ideal option. Then, it comes down to whether you can fix your life or whether you can accept what damage suicide could potentially do to loved ones. Again- this is something I personally can't do at the moment. I can't justify suicide to myself at the moment because of how much I think it would hurt my Dad. Really- it depends on your own circumstances.
Circumstances Circumstances Circumstances
Every life experience is decided by circumstances. This is true that i would happily live under different circumstances. But i can't change my current circumstances.
How much money does someone need to justify living till old age when your desires are there but no power or pleasure to achieve it.
I am just bored. Life has lost it's meaning and charm to me, since age 25. Now at 33 , i have to find out why live or why die. Both questions i can't answer.
I am intelligent enough to my own detriment.
People want out from a financial perspective because money does make things better, not necessarily gonna make you happy but I'll ease the burden of the struggles in life. I agree though, there's very little in life I find reason to be charmed about, much less even interested inPeople tend to see money as a flimsier excuse to CTB but that could well be because they have it! Or they put value in things that don't need it maybe. I agree though- I think it is a reason a lot of people want out. I do also relate that life has lost it's charm. I find there's very little in life I even want to do now.
agreed, people are always on the short end of the stick despite doing all they can to even survive.I'm personally sick of being a slave to this capitalist/consumerist system.