Sometimes I think a lobotomy would actually be the solution

[Cauliflour]

Yeah my brain would be all mashed up but hey, I wouldn't have the cognitive ability to recognise all the shit I do anymore! I could live blissfully ignorant!

The procedure freaks me the fuck out though with the electric chair and the stabby stick in the eyesocket.

 

[wannabeangel]

i thought about this as well, i would be too scared of being stuck in my head thinking the same as i am now yet losing the ability to communicate it anymore, kinda like locked in syndrome. i already had a neuro episode that took away my ability to speak out loud normally now but i think the same as i did before, and thats frustrating enough on its own

 

[hooman57]

no matter what state or whatever happens to you, if you do not have the consciousness to acknowledge it you are always doing better than someone who does

i guess it depends if the lobotomy really does that though

 

[Hollowman]

Blissfully huh? I've pretty much been chemically lobotomized and I'd never use that word to describe it.

 

[melon-melancholy]

A lobotomy seems really scary to me, it's irreversible and you would lose your personality

 

[watergun88]

oh hell no

 

[Spelldungeon]

I Sometimes wonder if electric shock therapy or a lobotomy would be the trick

 

[3rdworldsadness]

Does it changes brain? Way of thinking?

 

[RazzleDazzle]

Lobotomy!

 

[kirillbledny]

I've definitely thought about it, I genuinely envy people who are dumb as rocks and don't think about anything, they just go to work, get home, drink a beer while watching TV, go to sleep and repeat, and they love living. That's why I wouldn't necessarily even mind becoming a vegetable in case my attempt fails, because it'd functionally be the same as being dead, at least from my perspective.

 

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[memento-mori]

a bullet to the brain would solve all my problems