Soon4me
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- Jun 15, 2018
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I hate when people say stuff like this.
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I was at a funeral yesterday of a guy who CTB*See title*
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Phew.
The things pro-lifers will say... a hotline worker once told me:I was at a funeral yesterday of a guy who CTB
This was one of the many things i heard people say :(
This is simple. You either fit into category 1 or category 2.
1. If suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem, then suicide is not the answer to your problems.
2. If suicide is a permanent solution to a permanent problem, then suicide is the answer to your problems.
Let's look at my case. I was born with fetal alcohol syndrome. It is a permanent problem that is not reversible. I also have chronic pancreatitis that causes severe constant pain. Chronic pancreatitis is a permanent problem that is not treatable. Anyone who would put me into category 1 would be an idiot. Unfortunately, every psychologist I have ever had has put me in category 1. I guess I am smarter than they are lol.
Damn right Mort.*See title*
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I agree with you.Honestly, it doesn't bother me anymore when people say this because it's so easy to discount them as unaware. That statement is so wrong that I don't even find it challenging. What they are actually saying (imho) is 'suicide is not the answer to my problems.' And if they say that, I think that's great for them, and then I stop listening.
Oh shit I love this :)Suicide is the question. The answer is yes.
I would add this post to favourites if I could.It is a really frustrating thing to hear. I don't talk about suicide outside of this site, so I seldom hear this kind of nonsense, thankfully.
That said, of course it is not an answer. Problems aren't questions, so why would suicide be an answer? Personally, I am not looking for answers. I am looking for a solution, and yes, killing myself is a solution. It solves everything. If I don't exist, my problems also cease to exist. The fact people struggle to understand this is just baffling, but then again it is not like they want to understand.
This is simple. You either fit into category 1 or category 2.
1. If suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem, then suicide is not the answer to your problems.
2. If suicide is a permanent solution to a permanent problem, then suicide is the answer to your problems.
Let's look at my case. I was born with fetal alcohol syndrome. It is a permanent problem that is not reversible. I also have chronic pancreatitis that causes severe constant pain. Chronic pancreatitis is a permanent problem that is not treatable. Anyone who would put me into category 1 would be an idiot. Unfortunately, every psychologist I have ever had has put me in category 1. I guess I am smarter than they are lol.