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Originally Posted by Buddha  I want to know why it's so bad to kill yourself. Very few people ever make a difference, and everyone will be forgotten eventually. What does it matter if someone wants to off themselves when the world is overpopulated anyway.
Thanks in advance for any replies.
PS.I've had this thought since I was quite young(22 now)and no one can give me a real answer. |
I think that the hardest thing about suicide is that the survivors are never prepared with an understanding before it happens.
I think if one of my friends told me beforehand why he felt like it, there might be a chance that I would agree with him; it could in fact the best solution.
The overriding guide for myself is twofold, "I know that it's a permanent solution for a temporary problem," and the fact, that I haven't developed enough confidence in my limited knowledge concerning possibilities of an afterlife. At least not sure enough to assume that I'm not making a mistake.
Cashing in our token before it's expired seems like a waste of value.
I think that until the day comes when I have physical pain that is more than the pain of a potential mistake, I won’t even consider it.