FuneralCry
Just wanting some peace
- Sep 24, 2020
- 38,892
It's just absurd to me how many people worship existence and all the suffering it causes to the point that they see suicide as something so terrible. Even when people technically "support" the right to cease existing they often say that suicide is a tragedy that must be the last resort no matter what. I just don't understand what is supposedly so beneficial and valuable about existing to justify those views on suicide, I wish that ceasing to exist is seen as something positive and relieving instead, the tragedy lies in how people so selfishly decide to procreate instead.
I see ceasing to exist as a positive thing as only the existing are capable of suffering, not the dead, and this hellish, cruel world is filled with endless suffering. If one no longer exists they are at peace, existence isn't their problem anymore and they aren't burdened with the curse that is existence. Simply just existing is very futile and harmful as there is no limit as to how much one can suffer all while they are waiting to just decay and die anyway.
Death erases all our suffering, all is forgotten about in the absence everything, for me ceasing to exist would be a rational solution to prevent all future unnecessary suffering rather than a "last resort", and there is nothing tragic about being unable to suffer in an dreamless and eternal sleep.
I see ceasing to exist as a positive thing as only the existing are capable of suffering, not the dead, and this hellish, cruel world is filled with endless suffering. If one no longer exists they are at peace, existence isn't their problem anymore and they aren't burdened with the curse that is existence. Simply just existing is very futile and harmful as there is no limit as to how much one can suffer all while they are waiting to just decay and die anyway.
Death erases all our suffering, all is forgotten about in the absence everything, for me ceasing to exist would be a rational solution to prevent all future unnecessary suffering rather than a "last resort", and there is nothing tragic about being unable to suffer in an dreamless and eternal sleep.