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iblamethemfr

iblamethemfr

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May 5, 2026
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For me, a better situation means another life entirely because I'm not wishing for minor changes or future improvements I wish everything about my life, down to the smallest detail was different and that would basically mean being someone else in another life that's why it's unachievable because it doesn't exist so i still wanna die
 
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TAW122

Emissary of the right to die.
Aug 30, 2018
7,519
In an ideal and perfect world (which of course doesn't exist, nor will it ever), then yes, having a better situation as well as things that make sentience at least more enjoyable then I would stay longer. However, in the end, disease and infirmity still catches up and ultimately, I would still not be immune to the effects of such and would still rather go on my own terms rather than have a comfortable, yet dependent, and limited lifestyle. So a better situation means longer sentience, but doesn't mean that I would still never wish to die.
 
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PanaxMan

Arcanist
Apr 11, 2023
454
For me, a better situation means another life entirely because I'm not wishing for minor changes or future improvements I wish everything about my life, down to the smallest detail was different and that would basically mean being someone else in another life that's why it's unachievable because it doesn't exist so i still wanna die
A better situation obviously but ctb is also that better situation
 
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devils~advocate

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Feb 29, 2024
319
If it was a 'better' situation, then yes, I would have the desire to persevere. There are only a few things that would need to be different......
This would be if I had a child Or if I had a spouse that I knew I felt safe around. Then I would stick around no matter what.
Nothing about money, material things or whatever else. Just people in my life that I knew either depended on me or if I couldnt have that, then someone I could depend on without drama, betrayal, etc.

The first one is probably easier to achieve, but didnt happen in my life. Even though effort was put in to get this.
The second aspect is harder....because it means finding someone who is willing to do all that for me. Its a lot to ask for. And this has not happened either, even though I have tried to make things work with those in my life.
After awhile, you run out of time to make both these work. And this is what has happened to me. I ran out of time and options.
 
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Forveleth

I knew I forgot to do something when I was 15...
Mar 26, 2024
4,119
I want non-existence.
 
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FailedNav

Member
Mar 3, 2026
20
First, a "better situation" is pretty subjective. For me, a better situation is related to security. But with that, I'm always worrying about that security being fleeting. So, life isn't about happiness of contentment. It's about fear.
 
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ZwartHartje

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May 5, 2026
21
If my loved ones hadn't been murdered and were still around, and the few survivors weren't persecuted and still at risk of getting murdered, I'd stay as long as my body is still capable of keeping up the athletic performance. I wouldn't accept any physical decline, because that's the only little freedom I have while trapped in a human body.

I don't want non-existence. I want freedom, and to be reunited with my loved ones, who were nutrias. The only reason I'm still here is that there are a few survivors.
We could all be gone very soon though, due to murderous human speciesists - humans, who are the only ACTUAL "invasive species."
 
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