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nembutal
everything will be okay in the end
- Jul 14, 2022
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it has been 6 months of trying to solve an issue i am having with my prescriber and insurance as to why i am not receiving my prescribed medication monthly and with week long pauses in between.
there are many more examples of society failing the mentally ill rather than the socially accepted vice versa. the suicidal are often seen as flawed by their own transgressions, rather than their irregularities being perpetuated by or even CAUSED by the systems put in place around them. the American government certainly isn't making it easy to NOT be suicidal.
a student with a different learning style feeling failed by the academic system.
a person prone to stress working full time due to horrible wages.
don't get me started on the fact that some systems are DESIGNED for those who aren't BORN INTO WEALTH to FAIL.
our suicides will never be seen as the result of the culmination of low wages, of corporate monotony, of greedy shareholder policies. we will always be seen as failing to have remedied some flaw in ourselves that inevitably led to our deaths.
current society places so many stressful systems into place that fail to acknowledge our innate purpose to survive the night and breed that it shocks me that suicide isn't commonplace. we have strayed so far from our natural purpose and so deep into the stressors of consumerism and meaning-seeking that it shouldn't be surprising that many are choosing to opt out.
why isn't the rising suicide rate being attributed to the fact that the population has woken up to realize how corrupt and unforgiving the world around us is?
please feel free to help me expand on this thought more broadly by contributing to its discussion and analysis. it is 2am and i cant exactly place what i am trying to say into correct wording. thank you~
there are many more examples of society failing the mentally ill rather than the socially accepted vice versa. the suicidal are often seen as flawed by their own transgressions, rather than their irregularities being perpetuated by or even CAUSED by the systems put in place around them. the American government certainly isn't making it easy to NOT be suicidal.
a student with a different learning style feeling failed by the academic system.
a person prone to stress working full time due to horrible wages.
don't get me started on the fact that some systems are DESIGNED for those who aren't BORN INTO WEALTH to FAIL.
our suicides will never be seen as the result of the culmination of low wages, of corporate monotony, of greedy shareholder policies. we will always be seen as failing to have remedied some flaw in ourselves that inevitably led to our deaths.
current society places so many stressful systems into place that fail to acknowledge our innate purpose to survive the night and breed that it shocks me that suicide isn't commonplace. we have strayed so far from our natural purpose and so deep into the stressors of consumerism and meaning-seeking that it shouldn't be surprising that many are choosing to opt out.
why isn't the rising suicide rate being attributed to the fact that the population has woken up to realize how corrupt and unforgiving the world around us is?
please feel free to help me expand on this thought more broadly by contributing to its discussion and analysis. it is 2am and i cant exactly place what i am trying to say into correct wording. thank you~
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