Epicmafia

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Suicide is a fine answer to many of life's problems.

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Even if people know others care often it doesnt help.

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I think there is always a light at the end of the tunnel and suicide is never the answer. Things do get better despite the situation, even when it seems like ending it is the best way to go. Like Mist said in the documentary the ones who jumped and survived said that in those seconds of falling they regretted ever jumping. Some people don't get to live as much as others so I feel its best to appreciate that you're even alive and remember that happiness comes within and... If you ever see someone dealing with depression, show them that you care and that they are very much loved.

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sweetnkind says

You know what fam i'm sorry i joke linked easily accessible web information about suicide on a thread that isn't about suicide. you have my genuine apologies, extending from the bottom of my heart

Lol i was going to say, same tbh at the end of what i said but i decided not too

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mist says

there's this really interesting documentary called The Bridge about people who jump off the golden gate bridge and the most common response when survivors were asked about what they were thinking as they fell was something to the effect of instant regret

ahh, I saw it. Great documentary, anyone dealing with suicide thoughts should watch it.

Floor

almost 9 years

Boo says

Well philosophically speaking...

Well philosophically speaking there are philosophies that're perfectly fine with suicide, not all condemn it. Sounds more like you're arguing "Well moralistically speaking...".

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I live by the principle of whatever makes sweetnkind happiest.

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Well philosophically speaking...according to the greatest happiness principle, ending a life is usually not the right course of action simply because the amount of pain it brings into the world (think of their loved ones) exceeds the amount of pleasure it brings (an individual's satisfaction with escaping undesired circumstances).

Giga13

almost 9 years

thank you slow + papasmurph + mindful but yes i am ok. i am glad you guys watch out for people. keep up the good work for real, not enough people do this

i was asking a philisophical question about all forms of suicide or assisted suicide, and for opinions on the matter

vilden

almost 9 years

krystalk says

i think people are just scared because they don't know what happens, i think it's intriguing when you die you finally get to experience the wonder no one else will ever know until they die.
it's like a huge mystery, don't you wanna know???
if i ever tried to kill myself it would be becaue i wanna know what happens so damn bad

there would be nothingness and you'd become worm's meat

krystal

almost 9 years

^^^^^^
shut ahp

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it's good if you're someone as annoying as you that reposts MY forums and MY famousosity

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sweetnkind says

how to die in oregon is an interesting one about physician-assisted suicide

i was literally about to say it lol but yeah everyone should watch this doc on netflix

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I also can't wait to experience the wonder of absolute nothingness.

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how to die in oregon is an interesting one about physician-assisted suicide

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the cool thing about lostallhope is that the writer doesn't really blow smoke up your butt, just goes like "hey if you're here i know you're considering it so here's the information and facts about what goes on with these various methods"

krystal

almost 9 years

i think people are just scared because they don't know what happens, i think it's intriguing when you die you finally get to experience the wonder no one else will ever know until they die.
it's like a huge mystery, don't you wanna know???
if i ever tried to kill myself it would be becaue i wanna know what happens so damn bad

Escurai

almost 9 years

mist says

there's this really interesting documentary called The Bridge about people who jump off the golden gate bridge and the most common response when survivors were asked about what they were thinking as they fell was something to the effect of instant regret

I've seen this thingy I just can't remember it. Think it was something like two thirds of them wouldn't try again afterwards

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makes you think n stuff.

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there's this really interesting documentary called The Bridge about people who jump off the golden gate bridge and the most common response when survivors were asked about what they were thinking as they fell was something to the effect of instant regret

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You know what fam i'm sorry i joke linked easily accessible web information about suicide on a thread that isn't about suicide. you have my genuine apologies, extending from the bottom of my heart

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giga doesn't know how to back out of this thread

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mist says

Tucker says

I can't imagine how much of a failure you'd feel like waking up post-op in the hospital knowing you can't even kill yourself.

it's a pretty terrible feeling.

Ah, well, at least you aren't The R Word.

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it's probably ok

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sweetnkind says

here you go op http://lostallhope.com/suicide-methods

Fam says

If a person shoots themselves in the head and no one is there to witness it, does it make a sound when they hit the floor?

my friend's dad shot himself in the head when he was 16 but he botched it and just went blind

You are a dark and awful person

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