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Alcoholic Teletubby

Alcoholic Teletubby

Rip in piss
Jan 10, 2022
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I don't want to deal with physical deterioration.
 
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Alcoholic Teletubby

Alcoholic Teletubby

Rip in piss
Jan 10, 2022
491
I mean, just kill me if I start to develop dementia.
 
CyVir

CyVir

Member
Dec 8, 2022
20
agreed. plus, everyone's gonna die, what's the matter?
 
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Alcoholic Teletubby

Alcoholic Teletubby

Rip in piss
Jan 10, 2022
491
agreed. plus, everyone's gonna die, what's the matter?
They are hoping we have no life insurance and have to pay for everything up front.

What advances other people's daily lives is what comes at the expense of a human life.
 
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Forever Sleep

Earned it we have...
May 4, 2022
14,370
Yes. It's always seemed likely l would do it- sooner or later. I don't want to be old either.
 
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UKscotty

Doesn't read PMs
May 20, 2021
2,445
Many studies indicate that once someone is ever suicidal, the odds they will die from suicide is extremely high.

Even those who have so called 'recovered' are highly likely to become suicide cases.
 
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Forever Sleep

Earned it we have...
May 4, 2022
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Many studies indicate that once someone is ever suicidal, the odds they will die from suicide is extremely high.

Even those who have so called 'recovered' are highly likely to become suicide cases.
That's interesting. I think it can certainly feel like it's your destiny if you have the thoughts persistently.
 
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WhatPowerIs

Enlightened
Jun 19, 2022
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It is likely that circumstances could become worse in the future moreso than they are now. I could still end up going through with it.
Many studies indicate that once someone is ever suicidal, the odds they will die from suicide is extremely high.

Even those who have so called 'recovered' are highly likely to become suicide cases.
Can I see these studies? I don't doubt your information but I would like to read more into this, it's an interesting find
 
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StolenLife

StolenLife

Warlock
Sep 19, 2022
740
Yup. They stopped me now, but they sure as hell won't after I'm done with Uni which is a long time... I hope to be in the 27 club then.
 
FuneralCry

FuneralCry

Just wanting some peace
Sep 24, 2020
46,729
At least in my case I certainly must find a way to exit to avoid the inevitable deterioration that comes with ageing. I see it as being irrational to wish to get old and suffer and the thought of being a very old age disturbs me, it's horrific just to think about it. I think the problem is that the human life expectancy is far too long these days and I believe that this means that many more people will find ways to voluntarily exit so they can free themselves from the torture that is reaching a very old age. But just the fact that diseases such as dementia exist is enough to make me want to die.
 
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jessisme

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Dec 3, 2022
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Many studies indicate that once someone is ever suicidal, the odds they will die from suicide is extremely high.

Even those who have so called 'recovered' are highly likely to become suicide cases.

Where are these studies?
 

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