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DiscussionNo reason for us to keep living
Thread starterDazaii
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We're all slowly dying, why do people say we shouldnt die? What difference does it make? In fact, look a picture of the earth. If anyone of us dies, the image will stay the same. We're all insignificant
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I think it's absurd to be anti-suicide when we are destined for nowhere but to die anyway, all that existence is, is a futile and meaningless distraction from the fact that our existences are impermanent and will eventually be forgotten about. I could never see any benefit to delaying the inevitable and suffering more in the process, we are all just waiting around to die, existing leads to nothing other than being tormented by old age and the thought of such a thing repulses me.
But it's undeniable that death is the most normal thing, so to say that suicide is "wrong" makes little sense when death erases everything for us and there's no escaping death anyway, I think it's perfectly logical wishing to exit on our own terms, permanently being free from existence is the only thing that appeals to me.
Yes, we begin dying from the moment we are born.
Life is pointless and meaningless and we are all insignificant.
Knowing this actually brings me comfort.
They always say "death is a permanent solution for temporary problems" and I agree about the permanent solution part, but my problems are nothing but permanent too
like I am struggling since so long, since elementary school, and those problems don't dwindle; in fact they're growing from day to day.
Yet, it's still true that it's a permanent solution, something you can't take back
and that's the thing that still hinders me
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