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You can still suffer permanent brain damage if you fail. 

Also, recognize that this is a low point. your mood will oscillate to the top again. ride the wave

I tried putting a bag over my head to see what it would be like to go out that way and it is horrible  not like the somewhat unconscious slip into death that I was thinking soo not going to use this method either

I mean I should have known better that it would not be peaceful or easy that way either but idk it seemed like a good idea at first

compassionatequeen said: 

I tried putting a bag over my head to see what it would be like to go out that way and it is horrible  not like the somewhat unconscious slip into death that I was thinking soo not going to use this method either

 

I mean I should have known better that it would not be peaceful or easy that way either but idk it seemed like a good idea at first

 

 

 carbon monoxide is the most efficient and least painful

Are you trying to convince us, or yourself? 

I think if an adult wants to commit suicide then they have there reasons. If an adult feels he or she is unable to deal with there life then I believe suicide should definitely be a choice given to them. Like euthanasia, hanging or something else. I honestly don't understand why suicide is so discouraged. 

A person should have the right to end there life. If they feel like there life is no longer worth living, then who is to tell them there wrong? It's there life, it's there choice. 

I think it's actually kind of cruel if someone decides live is no longer worth living and they choose to suicide it should definitely be a choice they deserve to take into there own hands.  It's not like we live forever anyways and it's also not like our lives actually mean anything. If you think about it we are just tiny organisms living on a universe. If life is so painful to the point of wanting to pull the plug(suicide) then I say don't encourage but don't stop it either. If someone is suicidal then usually there is good reason. To be honest I think there should be a clinical practice or medical practice where one can commit suicide surrounded by family. Life is difficult yes, but for some people life is too difficult and the point of existing is no longer worth it, so why not let them opt out.

It's not like they asked to be alive either. I think humans should have the free right to peacefully pass away if requested.

Imagine if suicide wasn't so frowned upon and there were suicide services where people then can come to accept that someone is suicidal and wants to do it and can calmly request there family around them to be there for when they do commit suicide. Wouldn't that be better. Rather than having to try to hang yourself all alone. At least then there surrounded by family.

The point of the matter is. We all die one day it's doesn't matter if it's 16 or 80 at the end of the day life is life life is not called time it's called life. It's limited and once it's gone it's not like the time in your life had counted anyways. My point is, it doesn't matter if someone died at 16 or 80 they died and they died regardless. Sure people will be upset but they'll die too. It's just a matter of existing and not being able to control your own existential ground.

Suicide should be legal and adults 18 and over should be able to request for a clinic or a medic to euthanize them Infront of there family so they pass away peacefully.

Because at the end of the day. We all die. We all die and everything in life like achievements, sex, fun, adventures never meant anything anyways. Because you're going to die and essentially be blanked out of this world. Even your funeral it doesn't matter because the ones that goto your funeral will die. Point of the matter is life doesn't mean anything. You live to die 

Prick said: 

I think if an adult wants to commit suicide then they have there reasons. If an adult feels he or she is unable to deal with there life then I believe suicide should definitely be a choice given to them. Like euthanasia, hanging or something else. I honestly don't understand why suicide is so discouraged. 

A person should have the right to end there life. If they feel like there life is no longer worth living, then who is to tell them there wrong? It's there life, it's there choice. 

I think it's actually kind of cruel if someone decides live is no longer worth living and they choose to suicide it should definitely be a choice they deserve to take into there own hands.  It's not like we live forever anyways and it's also not like our lives actually mean anything. If you think about it we are just tiny organisms living on a universe. If life is so painful to the point of wanting to pull the plug(suicide) then I say don't encourage but don't stop it either. If someone is suicidal then usually there is good reason. To be honest I think there should be a clinical practice or medical practice where one can commit suicide surrounded by family. Life is difficult yes, but for some people life is too difficult and the point of existing is no longer worth it, so why not let them opt out.

It's not like they asked to be alive either. I think humans should have the free right to peacefully pass away if requested.

Imagine if suicide wasn't so frowned upon and there were suicide services where people then can come to accept that someone is suicidal and wants to do it and can calmly request there family around them to be there for when they do commit suicide. Wouldn't that be better. Rather than having to try to hang yourself all alone. At least then there surrounded by family.

The point of the matter is. We all die one day it's doesn't matter if it's 16 or 80 at the end of the day life is life life is not called time it's called life. It's limited and once it's gone it's not like the time in your life had counted anyways. My point is, it doesn't matter if someone died at 16 or 80 they died and they died regardless. Sure people will be upset but they'll die too. It's just a matter of existing and not being able to control your own existential ground.

Suicide should be legal and adults 18 and over should be able to request for a clinic or a medic to euthanize them Infront of there family so they pass away peacefully.

Because at the end of the day. We all die. We all die and everything in life like achievements, sex, fun, adventures never meant anything anyways. Because you're going to die and essentially be blanked out of this world. Even your funeral it doesn't matter because the ones that goto your funeral will die. Point of the matter is life doesn't mean anything. You live to die 

😭  yes I agree with pretty much this entire post  (except maybe our lives do count for something and maybe thereis some sort of afterlife I am unsure about this)  but especially the bolded

Prick said: 

I think if an adult wants to commit suicide then they have there reasons. If an adult feels he or she is unable to deal with there life then I believe suicide should definitely be a choice given to them. Like euthanasia, hanging or something else. I honestly don't understand why suicide is so discouraged. 

The decision once made can't be taken back, and if they would have otherwise pulled through if they hadn't died you'll never know. More often than not they need breathing room and the time and space to outlet their pent up feelings. While in it the person in question is typically riding on overstimulation, they will struggle to truly take in the words of those around them while desperately vying for control within circumstances that feel too chaotic or painful to otherwise sit through in the short term. It's one thing when it's over a chronic issue, it's another when it's over mood swings or context with a time limit (like the death of a family member for example). 

Then there's minding the complex psychological reactions people have to facing others going through with it, often enough to trigger copycats if not other forms of suicidal contagion. Even shit like Survivor's Guilt throws very strange logic into the mix, often the ones harmed by it even when they survive are the people who are there to witness it. We even for instance saw Spatial start telling her off in her absence when he's normally pretty aloof over her drama.

In Turquie's case this would be over her mother, someone who has thrown tons of charity at her just to see that she's okay having to outlive her own daughter. 

Call your mother.

Turncoat said: 

Prick said: 

I think if an adult wants to commit suicide then they have there reasons. If an adult feels he or she is unable to deal with there life then I believe suicide should definitely be a choice given to them. Like euthanasia, hanging or something else. I honestly don't understand why suicide is so discouraged. 

The decision once made can't be taken back, and if they would have otherwise pulled through if they hadn't died you'll never know. More often than not they need breathing room and the time and space to outlet their pent up feelings. While in it the person in question is typically riding on overstimulation, they will struggle to truly take in the words of those around them while desperately vying for control within circumstances that feel too chaotic or painful to otherwise sit through in the short term. It's one thing when it's over a chronic issue, it's another when it's over mood swings or context with a time limit (like the death of a family member for example). 

Then there's minding the complex psychological reactions people have to facing others going through with it, often enough to trigger copycats if not other forms of suicidal contagion. Even shit like Survivor's Guilt throws very strange logic into the mix, often the ones harmed by it even when they survive are the people who are there to witness it. In Turquie's case this would be over her mother, someone who has thrown tons of charity at her just to see that she's okay having to outlive her own daughter. 

 

if I was able to be legally euthanized this would have happened in my early twenties but possibly even late teens,  soo it actually would have saved soo much money