I mean, I don't think so, personally. I'm sure there are people out there who feel like they're just at the end of their tether and they just can't cope with anything anymore, so they just want to end it all.
I think anyone dealing with suicidal thoughts really needs professional help to deal with their problems and work out how they can make it better.
No, it isn't. Quite far from it I'd say myself. It might be the easy way out but the consequences outweight any gain in my opinion. I do not believe there is anything regarding the later actually in most cases. A person's future has been destroyed and the lives of people close to them also get affected. Life is a cycle. We have our ups and downs. No one is excluded. There are better days to come and more opportunities will keep arising for those who remain on the lookout for them. If there is anything you wish to let out, do not hesitate to reach out to your loved ones and I also second BP's advice. Contacting a Professional on the matter can really go a long way !!!!
I think that it's a last resort solution. It ends all of your problems but it also ends opportunities for future happy moments. And it's the start of a problem for every single person whose lives you touched.
But honestly, I can't blame or be mad at anyone who dies by suicide. When life is brutal, death seems like the kinder, softer choice.
No, sucide is the cowards way out.. Means your weak.. Too weak to get the help you need.. To try and find something better.. There's always a future, a happier place. You just have to find it..
posted over a year ago
Unless your badly wounded by something.. Than it's best to end your misery..
I know this comment is well-meaning and most of it is spot-on - I just wanna address the "coward's way out" point. The fact that people who die by suicide are acting against every single survival instinct in their body due to some truly awful thoughts, knowing the consequences of what they're about to do, shows that it's an illness - rather than a lack of endurance or courage (I know you weren't trying to imply this but it's ultimately where the train of thought ends up). I also used to think it was a "coward's way out" til this was pointed out to me, so just wanted to spread the word. Ofc there are some exceptions, eg. If Jeffery Epstein's death was indeed by suicide (it might not have been tho), yes that was cowardly.
