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- Jul 23, 2023
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People around you don't want you to commit suicide, but don't try to offer a viable alternative. They just blackmail you into remaining alive. They're condemning you to unbearable pain, but you can't even talk about it.
It's your life and your suffering, but you don't have a say in it.
If we want to legitimize mental illness, why isn't suicide an option? People consider 'rational suicide' when their (physical) pain is unbearable. Why does that same level of mental pain not justify rational suicide?
Rational suicide is an undeniable reality. Pessimism is more rational than optimism. Realists/pessimists are looked down upon for being irrational, but blind optimism pathetically predicts that everyones life will suddenly "get better". You cannot predict if someones life will get better in any way whatsoever. You simply cannot predict the future like this. That'll probably take a psychic to do and I'm sure most people don't believe in that.
The existence of unbearable and unresolvable suffering is an undeniable reality.
Rational Suicides have always and will always exist. Our society looks down upon people who do it. Maybe we shouldn't stop people from ending unresolvable pain. Maybe we shouldn't look down upon them for being "cowardly", or "selfish", or "irrational", when the irrational people are the ones who give people false hope and strip people of a basic human right to die...
You can easily argue keeping someone alive for yourself even through all their treatment-resistant pain and suffering is utterly selfish and irrational. You're making their suffering about you.
If someone wants to end it, let them.
It's your life and your suffering, but you don't have a say in it.
If we want to legitimize mental illness, why isn't suicide an option? People consider 'rational suicide' when their (physical) pain is unbearable. Why does that same level of mental pain not justify rational suicide?
Rational suicide is an undeniable reality. Pessimism is more rational than optimism. Realists/pessimists are looked down upon for being irrational, but blind optimism pathetically predicts that everyones life will suddenly "get better". You cannot predict if someones life will get better in any way whatsoever. You simply cannot predict the future like this. That'll probably take a psychic to do and I'm sure most people don't believe in that.
The existence of unbearable and unresolvable suffering is an undeniable reality.
Rational Suicides have always and will always exist. Our society looks down upon people who do it. Maybe we shouldn't stop people from ending unresolvable pain. Maybe we shouldn't look down upon them for being "cowardly", or "selfish", or "irrational", when the irrational people are the ones who give people false hope and strip people of a basic human right to die...
You can easily argue keeping someone alive for yourself even through all their treatment-resistant pain and suffering is utterly selfish and irrational. You're making their suffering about you.
If someone wants to end it, let them.