Why all those people who want to live get terminal diseases or die suddenly from a heart attack or an accident and we still here wishing to die. Bad luck for me.
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Deleted member 19654
Working towards recovery.
- Jul 9, 2020
- 1,627
I really wish there was a way to trade places with people that want to live.
ARW3N
Melancholia
- Dec 25, 2019
- 407
It sounds messed up, but I envied my dad when he was dying of cancer. While I certainly didn't desire the humiliation of his particular sickness, I envied the wasting away in bed and the promise of certain death soon. Now I have some tasks to do though, so I prefer choosing my own time.
There essentially would be if hospitals simply let living people donate all their organs to needy patients. Even though at this point in history, the right-to-die movement hasn't progressed enough for that to be legal, I take solace in considering the many things which used to be taboo, but are now accepted.
There essentially would be if hospitals simply let living people donate all their organs to needy patients. Even though at this point in history, the right-to-die movement hasn't progressed enough for that to be legal, I take solace in considering the many things which used to be taboo, but are now accepted.
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puppy9
au revoir
- Jun 13, 2019
- 1,238
Or a way to sell my life span to people who wanna live longer. I guess dictators will just kidnap and steal those life span.
Trust me dying slow is not what you want. An instant death is exactly what we all deserve.
FuneralCry
Just wanting some peace
- Sep 24, 2020
- 42,302
Yeah, I feel like I have been cursed with bad luck. I have also ended up with chronic health problems that don't kill you, you just have to suffer. I actually feel envious of people who have already died, it sounds so ideal being free from mortality.
