Does it comfort you knowing we all die at one point?

[Kitsunefox]

The guy who stole your girl... He's mortal, a famous celebrity making tons of cash mortal too..... Someone doing a lot better than you... Also mortal, I find this thought comforting

 

[TAW122]

Yes as a small reprieve, it is comforting to know that everything will end at some point in the future, whether it is sooner or later and/or by one's own cause or nature's actions. However, in the present and with what one is facing on a day to day basis, it doesn't really help bring much solace as one's current situation still remains the same.

 

[snowman626]

Not really. "At some point" feels like an eternity away. Im 33 now i could live till fucking 80 or 90 which is depressing.the only comfort is finding a good reliable ctb method and knowinh i can go anytime i want.

 

[Cookiedough8956]

No :(
Its not quick enough..
This is taking way too long.

 

[StillWaiting]

Not really. If I dont choose a less painful method to ctb, I cant imagine how painfully I am going to die if I just wait for it to come

 

[Jessica-]

Yes, I comfort myself by thinking everyday that passes is another day closer to death.

 

[_milo]

I don't feel like comforting is the right emotion. Humbling would be a better way to put It for me. We all end up as worm food.

 

[valentine]

Knowing I have my method ready and can choose to die whenever I'm ready is comforting. Whenever I feel really awful, remembering I can die whenever I want makes me feel better.

 

[JohnUK]

I find every hour that passes it's comforting it's another hour to our deaths

 

[tony.end]

i don't feel exactly the same. It IS comforting that we're all going to die sooner or later without exception, but I don't really feel any relief in thinking that even people who have done bad to me or other people also die, i just find relief in seeing how little is this. This that we find huge and we call life and we make so many theories about it, just because it's long, still it's just a life, it's not more valuable than the one of a butterfly who lives only one day, it's just longer that's it, but it's fleeting.

But really the only thought that's actually comforting is that i can self-terminate, it's not enough comforting to think that sooner or later i'm gonna die because i know it would spend too much time in pain yet.

 

[Davy]

I feel like it's comforting since it doesn't matter when or how you die, everyone will be dead in time anyway.

 

[Camille Lejeune]

Yes, sometimes. It's comforting to know I'm not the only one suffering.

 

[CornerE]

Does it comfort you knowing we all die at one point?

Yes .
But then I think how it may take too long .
That I will spend it all that long time suffering in a useless struggle .

Then I face the very same reason we all wanna ctb in the first place .
To save ourselves all that agony and get it over with , not for death' sake per se .

Death is a mean we use to reach our goal , not the goal itself .

 

[xiaomingdie]

Yes, I comfort myself by thinking everyday that passes is another day closer to death.

How do you want suicide?(What method)

 

[LilAddy]

When I was young I was afraid of death because I was scared that there will be nothing. I am an atheist by the way, but I got high one night and thought wait once I am dead I won't know I am dead.

 

[bluesleep]

Not really, I could live 60 more effing years.

 

[hunter_lewis]

Not really-I am mid-end 20s now, and I could easily live to 90 with my disease whilst being pain wracked. I wish I were 60 or so-then I would literally dance out of the door towars the bus

 

[housecat]

I take more comfort in knowing how insignificant we are in the universe and that none of this matters. It's a relief.

 

[wanttodie]

It's comforting to know I'm going to die soon

 

[Death.]

I take more comfort in knowing how insignificant we are in the universe and that none of this matters. It's a relief.

100%.

I also find comfort in the fact that my parents are approaching old age. Soon they, too, will be forced to contemplate the meaninglessness of life and be brought to the same existential conundrum I face. Eventually, as health problems pile, their eyes too will be opened to the fact that a life lived in pain and misery is a life not worthwhile and maybe then they'll understand my line of thinking and motive behind my suicide.

 

[Amber1974]

Yes its nice to know that this shit cant drag on forever but its already been too long, enough already

 

[Xaphous]

I guess it's nice to know, I mean imagine if this life was eternal and we never died from this world, that would suck so hard. For us that want to leave now it's an exhausting game until we end it or die naturally.

 

[Numbtopain97]

Yes

 

[Mizzmini45]

NO! infact it scares me. I'm still young and the though of going through this for another 60 years is more terrifying then a painful death that could last even a few hours compared to 60 years of a living nightmare! I don't care its no way in hell im living through this for another 60-70 years. That's .5 million hours. I could never wait that long. That's just to scary to even speak about.

Not really. "At some point" feels like an eternity away. Im 33 now i could live till fucking 80 or 90 which is depressing.the only comfort is finding a good reliable ctb method and knowinh i can go anytime i want.

I AGREE 100%

 

[C_F]

It is, but for a kinda different reason. Imagine if we live forever unless we get murdered, accident, or suicide. It would be harder to kill myself knowing I'd likely only be dying, ever, because I'm doing it to myself. So when I CTB, I know I will be dying anyway, and that is comforting.

 

[Death.]

Death is the reward for living a life of pain

 

[woxihuanni]

Awareness of mortality is my greatest comfort. I remind myself that it is not a question of what happens, but when and how. It's not like you get to choose not to die anyway.

 

[TimeToBiteTheDust]

Yes. But why to wait? I'm almost 27 and I want to die I can't imagine living with 70. For me that's impossible. It will be a torture.

Death is the reward for living a life of pain

I'd say "ctb"

 

[BlueWidow]

Sometimes I feel like I'm immortal and I'm NEVER going to die. 50 years has been an eternity.

 

[detached]

Yes, usually. Whenever I fail an attempt or decide not to ctb I usually think about how one day I'll die anyway. choosing not to die today doesn't mean I can't die tomorrow or next year, or any other time of my life.