well forgive me, but if i may say, this is a very subjective thing. Sure maybe its your choice ultimately, but nobody enjoys losing a friend or family member in this way, so they will try to keep u alive. its only natural isn't it? If your friend encourages u to die, they're not true friends.Originally posted by The man who was death:It's also a lot of emotional baggage if u selfishly keep a person alive, u might drive him insane.
sigh~Originally posted by stellazio:Same,i lost a good bud due to a very unlikely/unfortunate freak accident..And its sorta me and my friends fault,cuz afterall we were the one's who got him interested in soccer and to be a goalkeeper,sad that he died saving a ball..
I wouldn't totally say that also. if u're hoping to galvanize someone who's depressed and suicidal, he's not going to care that u think he's a coward and hence not kill himself. indeed if anything u're more likely to make him do it to show he dun give a damn what u think.Originally posted by stellazio:Suicide is just an escape route,basically people who are cowards and dare not face up to reality..
wtf?! died saving a ball??? how the heck did THAT happen?Originally posted by stellazio:Same,i lost a good bud due to a very unlikely/unfortunate freak accident..And its sorta me and my friends fault,cuz afterall we were the one's who got him interested in soccer and to be a goalkeeper,sad that he died saving a ball..
I won't call him a coward,but i'll have him know that running away from problems is not gonna solved it..Originally posted by HENG@:I wouldn't totally say that also. if u're hoping to galvanize someone who's depressed and suicidal, he's not going to care that u think he's a coward and hence not kill himself. indeed if anything u're more likely to make him do it to show he dun give a damn what u think.
DId you read the newspaper article last year about a 17 yr old boy studying in sp died in a soccer tournament held in school?Originally posted by HENG@:wtf?! died saving a ball??? how the heck did THAT happen?
I think, you, and many other people's problems are that all of u don't understand that a suicidal person is NOT interested in solving any problems. He/she is just interested in making the problem no longer theirs.Originally posted by stellazio:I won't call him a coward,but i'll have him know that running away from problems is not gonna solved it..
nope. not in sgOriginally posted by stellazio:DId you read the newspaper article last year about a 17 yr old boy studying in sp died in a soccer tournament held in school?
Well sometimes religions comes into place here.A suicidal person is not interested in solving problems,half correct.Cause when people around him/her starts to help them,they'll lighten up..Originally posted by HENG@:I think, you, and many other people's problems are that all of u don't understand that a suicidal person is NOT interested in solving any problems. He/she is just interested in making the problem no longer theirs.
once they die, its not their problem anymore. THATs the real attraction.
i think religion can only help so much la. ultimately its up to the person to not kill himself. meaning has to be sought by oneself. im speaking from previous experience as a suicidal and sometimes still suicidal person.Originally posted by stellazio:Well sometimes religions comes into place here.A suicidal person is not interested in solving problems,half correct.Cause when people around him/her starts to help them,they'll lighten up..
Well my actions are pretty suicidal and drastic sometimes too,but thankfully only my actions and not thoughts..Originally posted by HENG@:i think religion can only help so much la. ultimately its up to the person to not kill himself. meaning has to be sought by oneself. im speaking from previous experience as a suicidal and sometimes still suicidal person.
har i thought its better to have suicidal thoughts than to have suicidal actions? because, actions.... what if u succeed?Originally posted by stellazio:Well my actions are pretty suicidal and drastic sometimes too,but thankfully only my actions and not thoughts..
Actions not as in suicide actions but rather crazy stuff la..That can have a real impact on people..Originally posted by HENG@:har i thought its better to have suicidal thoughts than to have suicidal actions? because, actions.... what if u succeed?
The motivation itself is self centered. But in some cases, it is not.Originally posted by DeadPoet:Is suicide selfish?
Let me see,
I want to die. I think I am unable to face the world. I hate the world. My bf/gf doesnÂ’t love me anymore. I failed in my exam. My parents shouted at me. I felt neglected. I think that nobody loves me. I want them to pay for what they have done/said to me. I feel useless. Life to me is meaningless. I am lonely. I am sad. Nobody understands me. I, I, I, I Â…
Did I answer your question?
yah. well i bleed myself sometimes.Originally posted by stellazio:Actions not as in suicide actions but rather crazy stuff la..That can have a real impact on people..
I don't feel it's as simple as this. Each person deals with pain/pressure differently and each person's tolerance level is different. Some people drink, some turn to friends, religion or family. For a person to even contemplate suicide I would think the problem he's facing, to him, might be so insurmountable at that point of time that there is no other way he can deal with it. It could also be that his problems have plagued him for a very, very long time.Originally posted by stellazio:Well sometimes religions comes into place here.A suicidal person is not interested in solving problems,half correct.Cause when people around him/her starts to help them,they'll lighten up..
its not complex. its simple! he who dies, the problem is no longer his problem!Originally posted by miss_soojung:I don't feel it's as simple as this. Each person deals with pain/pressure differently and each person's tolerance level is different. Some people drink, some turn to friends, religion or family. For a person to even contemplate suicide I would think the problem he's facing, to him, might be so insurmountable at that point of time that there is no other way he can deal with it. It could also be that his problems have plagued him for a very, very long time.
True, it's a selfish thing to do to the ones he leaves behind - they won't understand why he's done that, why he's left them behind, why he didn't turn to them for help, why they didn't see the problem till it was too late. But that in itself is a form of selfishness - wanting the person to stay alive, existing each day with the pain inside of him, pretending to be happy, pretending that everything's ok ... so they themselves don't feel pain or guilt?
It's complex, emotions. How does one just brush off suicide with selfishness or cowardliness without fully understanding the reason behind a person's actions?
heh. Short and pricky. Ouch!Originally posted by HENG@:its not complex. its simple! he who dies, the problem is no longer his problem!
Because I was there.Originally posted by miss_soojung:How does one just brush off suicide with selfishness or cowardliness without fully understanding the reason behind a person's actions?
but concise and clear.Originally posted by M©+square:heh. Short and pricky. Ouch!
Yah hor Sad, upset, off yourself ... no pain, just leave everyone else to whine and cry. Then after you're gone, who cares if people say you're a fool, selfish or cowardly, who cares of no one saw the pain and struggles you were going through before the big releaseOriginally posted by HENG@:its not complex. its simple! he who dies, the problem is no longer his problem!
but thats the point! who cares, because u're dead and past caring anymore.Originally posted by miss_soojung:Yah hor Sad, upset, off yourself ... no pain, just leave everyone else to whine and cry. Then after you're gone, who cares if people say you're a fool, selfish or cowardly, who cares of no one saw the pain and struggles you were going through before the big release