Suicide is Selfish or a Relief from misery? - Page 3

Originally posted by: _Lord.of.Light_

I do consider suicide to be selfish .. however , at the same time , i absolutely detest the lack of sensitivity & support regarding emotional/mental health ..

The people who have been through dark times themselves , came close to committing suicide but turned away from it for all the right reasons - such people , i consider them to be the epitome of "selfless" ..What stops them is the thought of their loved ones .. the thought that your life is not your's alone .. our actions affects others .. killing ourselves will probably suffice to end our own misery but what about the trail of misery we leave behind for our loved ones ? .. you would rather suffer , live through the worst without knowing what kind of relief awaits you in the future or if there is any relief at all , than put your loved ones through misery on account of your actions .. such people , i hold in very high regard , words do not suffice to express how much i respect & adore such people as fellow human beings .. its no easy task ,, when you are surrounded by darkness , all sorts of things starts playing in with your mind , even the thought that your loved ones should be better off without you in their lives since you are giving them nothing but pain & misery also start playing with your mind , but it takes a miraculous clarity to see how wrong you were , ending your life wont relive your loved ones from their misery but will only add up to it .. so the only option left is to " Fight the battle" .. fight as long as you can , do your part & let things take their own course .. and when you are out of the tunnel , its blissful .. it ought to be ..

Originally posted by: --MinOch--

If the person loves you truly then he/she wouldn't support you for doing suicide. The person loves you enough than the love to be the reason of your death. Don't ashame the lover of your love. Love is pure so don't let it to be the reason of something like suicide. And Love is all about sacrifice, suicide is not sacrifice. Living for the other person without letting your love to be blamed is sacrifice.

Originally posted by: zorrro

Is it making any sense to anyone or is it only me 😕 😔

@ Qwert- What good cause is possibly being served?

@ Minoch- Too many tongue twisters there. Could you simplify it a bit ---

Originally posted by: shaddy25

@minoch: That's true. Somehow if these middlemen are extracted through our agricultural system, farmers would be able to deal with buyers directly which could in turn cut inflation to some extent. That would be a win-win for both, Farmers and Consumers.

Originally posted by: --MinOch--

@orange : She meant dying for love is a good cause.😆

I meant@1st bold: The person you love if loves you truly then the person would never want the love to be the reason of the person's death who suicided. Don't shame the person you love to get blame that their love is the cause of the suicide.

@2nd bold : I meant agar kisis sai pyaar karte ho toh uske liye marna is not sacrifice but not getting the person you love and dusro kai liye jeena is sacrifice.

Originally posted by: zorrro

but why do you even have to die in the first place just because you love someone? 😲 😕

Originally posted by: --MinOch--

Because they are stubborn and doesn't care about respecting their values. Is is so absurd and lunatic thing to do that to get away from the feeling of seperation they end their life.