
Cynic
Everything happens for a reason
- Apr 19, 2022
- 31
Unless in the future we can somehow circumvent death, it is an inevitable of life. I've always told myself I'd ctb when I've done everything I need to do here on Earth - even if I am the happiest person alive and I could achieve every wish I could ever want. I do believe in an afterlife, although I am aware that it is not a guarantee, and I do not believe that until we die we can really conceive whatever may happen next. Even in the event there is nothing, how would we know? Although I do hope to redeem myself in the "next world" if possible.
I still think suicide is the best way to die if you use something like N or some other barbituate, which I understand is difficult but in an ideal society it would be readily available. Why take the risk of dying in an unfortunate matter when you can die peacefully? You can't control if you die or not, but you can control when. I know that there are interferences with this philosophy such as SI, emotions, religion, etcetera. But from a completely objective standpoint, I do truly believe suicide is the best way to die, even if your life is perfect.
I still think suicide is the best way to die if you use something like N or some other barbituate, which I understand is difficult but in an ideal society it would be readily available. Why take the risk of dying in an unfortunate matter when you can die peacefully? You can't control if you die or not, but you can control when. I know that there are interferences with this philosophy such as SI, emotions, religion, etcetera. But from a completely objective standpoint, I do truly believe suicide is the best way to die, even if your life is perfect.