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yawasimas
Drowned in my thoughts.
- Apr 7, 2023
- 15
So, in short, I was talking to a friend about this subject, and I was thinking...
People who kill themselves certainly are aware of why they want to end their own lives in that part of their life, and we definitely can have a very long discussion of how it can be a matter of choice. But, what it becomes when we bring it as a psychiatric sintom?
As something that have a very heavy influence towards situations that made you feel how you feel, and think how you think - starting before you knew you wanted to choose to do it.
Depression, anxiety, Bipolar disorders and other conditions that could change the way how your brain works.
How would that choice be like without everything that you love and enjoy (or hate) about the world and the people around you not meeting the same conditions which would've probably been pointed by therapists? Even the reasons or concerns you still have to be alive.
People who kill themselves certainly are aware of why they want to end their own lives in that part of their life, and we definitely can have a very long discussion of how it can be a matter of choice. But, what it becomes when we bring it as a psychiatric sintom?
As something that have a very heavy influence towards situations that made you feel how you feel, and think how you think - starting before you knew you wanted to choose to do it.
Depression, anxiety, Bipolar disorders and other conditions that could change the way how your brain works.
How would that choice be like without everything that you love and enjoy (or hate) about the world and the people around you not meeting the same conditions which would've probably been pointed by therapists? Even the reasons or concerns you still have to be alive.