lastsummer
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- Jul 28, 2018
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Just waiting for my sleeping pills to work. Life is hard. lol
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Sounds like something the Romans would watch back in the day.I just saw one of the afterlife threads and it gave me an idea.
Putting all the guys in an arena, giving all them a pocketknife and the last survivor wins the discussion.
And the others could find their so wished afterlife... or not.
Don't do it please.
Thank you.Don't blame yourself too much on this man, you know you are not at fault. It looks to me that you really cared and I'm quite positive she felt that. As for her... kind of reminded me of those who post here, that they are finally gonna do it, and they became inactive here since then. I have literally mixed feelings, sad that he had to go, if only he's in better circumstances. And at the same time I also feel relief for him, since he succeeded and finally got out of his predicament.
I am losing my goddamn mind. No one can convince me my mental health isn't slowly decaying.
I am losing my goddamn mind. No one can convince me my mental health isn't slowly decaying.
So I actually managed to fix my old 3DS XL. Now I have two working 3DSes. I guess that is something. My life might suck, but yay two 3DSes!
What if I succeeded last time when I overdosed and I'm in hell now? Being stuck in my life is the perfect punishment.
The idea that suicide leads to punishment only "makes sense" (focus on the quotation marks) if you take religious beliefs in consideration. At some point I wondered if the demonization, so to speak, of suicide was a thing born from Christianity, but upon researching more, there are quite a few of beliefs that don't see suicide as a good thing, though I haven't found yet a religious belief that paints suicide in such a bad way like Christianity does. Basically, some beliefs say that if you kill yourself, you will have to redo it all over again or that will just accumulate bad karma (or the equivalent of karma from other beliefs).Why should suicide warrant punishment?
We were brought into this life without a second thought and without being given any choice in the matter, and are then told it's us who are morally wrong for "playing god" because we want to die before others deem is acceptable.
You don't deserve any punishment for ending your life, let alone deserve to be put through hell for it. Don't listen to anyone who tells you that.
Pretending you are interested in what other persons are saying is very tiring.
I was about to delete a recent post and then write here this keeping the number.this was your 666th message, let's summon all the devils
|\\pretend you're interested|\\
You called?this was your 666th message, let's summon all the devils
|\\pretend you're interested|\\
You called?
The idea that suicide leads to punishment only "makes sense" (focus on the quotation marks) if you take religious beliefs in consideration. At some point I wondered if the demonization, so to speak, of suicide was a thing born from Christianity, but upon researching more, there are quite a few of beliefs that don't see suicide as a good thing, though I haven't found yet a religious belief that paints suicide in such a bad way like Christianity does. Basically, some beliefs say that if you kill yourself, you will have to redo it all over again or that will just accumulate bad karma (or the equivalent of karma from other beliefs).
There is one belief though that said nothing bad about suicide, but I can't remember the name of it. All it was said is that if you killed yourself, that just means you killed yourself. There was no punishment by the deity of said belief, which was interesting and refreshing.
From a "scientific" point of view, suicide is just the act of taking your own life before something else does the job for you.
If you ask me what I believe, I wouldn't know what to tell you. I do agree that suicide shouldn't warrant punishment, but no one knows what truly comes next, if anything comes after death at all. Hopefully nothing comes after, but truly, who knows?
It definitely is not.Yeah, I'd agree that religion's definitely played an influential role in how negatively suicide is viewed in most cultures. A little tangential, but I remember having to sit through a sermon where the pastor, very self-righteously of course, condemned a terminally ill woman who had recently come into the public eye after seeking euthanasia at a fairly young age (late twenties or early thirties, I don't really remember). He just went on and on about how selfish she was for not putting others suffering above her own, and arrogant for thinking that her life was her own and not God's. Empathy's really not most people's strong suit, is it?
The religion you mentioned which has a more neutral outlook on suicide sounds interesting. I'd be interested in hearing more, if you do remember, and feel like sharing it.
I can't pretend to know what happens after death, either. I guess nothingness seems the most likely, I haven't come across anything that's convinced me of the existence of an afterlife, but as you said, who knows.