singularity3
Experienced
- Apr 2, 2023
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He who commits suicide is not doing it because he hates life, but because he cannot live it as he would like. That is why suicide is an act of pure manifestation of the will to live. The suicide wants his living conditions to be different and, faced with his impotence, he decides to kill himself, in other words, he gives a lot of importance to life. If we really hated life, we would simply not care and we would not consider suicide. We love life so much that we want to be able to have enough energy to get rid of it when we don't like it. "The suicide wants life and is only dissatisfied with the conditions in which he finds himself. Therefore, by destroying the individual phenomenon, he does not renounce in any way the will to live, but only life. He wants life, he wants an unhindered existence and affirmation of the body, but the intertwining of circumstances does not allow it and this causes him enormous suffering."
Obviously, everything is debatable...
Obviously, everything is debatable...