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death will be my ultimate bliss
- Oct 29, 2023
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589. I guess suffering is a part of it though you are right to use the word "partially" as I know many people who are suffering in 3rd world countries due to religion to where some of them are even suicidal but they cling on to pro life anf religious beliefs in the end. I guess that questioning morality is a part of it. Like everybody else in life, I was able to say that "life isn't fair" but what I couldn't reconcile with is why people say "just deal with it" instead of trying to do something about this unfairness. I also questioned as to why somebody should have to live in a world that isn't inherently fair and could fuck them up. Just the fact that homeless people and extremely detailed mansions exist in the same piece of land makes me acknowledge the inequity of the world and that these two things should not be existing simultaneously.Partially our suffering is a factor in this but it is mostly our ability to question the morality and positives and negatives in everything. I have questioned the morality of other actions that most people see as immoral but to me isn't.
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Also, you said that you were a pro mortalist. I'm curious as to how you would define this term as I see different people defining it differently. I'm also curious as to whether you heard about jiwoon hwang. He made a paper on pro mortalism before he went through a horrific suicide attempt which failed and thus caused doctors to prolong his misery for a few more months before he finally got the release from life via death. I feel so bad for him but I'm glad that he's at peace now