Discussion Justification of CTB

[VeryShy]

What reason(s) do you think would justify a person to CTB?

 

[rottedfukkup]

i personally dont think any justification is needed, death will happen to everyone its a natural process and suicide shouldn't have to have a reason

 

[waterworks]

Each person has their own answer to that.

 

[Oyasumidanny]

Every person carries within them their own unique answer to that question, shaped by their personal experiences and perspectives of life

 

[UKscotty]

It's upto the person.

To me, once all options of recovery have been exhausted, it's justified.

 

[charcoalcat]

i personally dont think any justification is needed, death will happen to everyone its a natural process and suicide shouldn't have to have a reason

Death don't own us. We own death.

 

[Praestat_Mori]

Life forms usually don't intend to die - that's against nature and how it is designed. SI is protecting us.

When someone contemplates suicide then there must have happened many terrible things in their lives with the result that there is no other way to find relief but to die by their own hands if it doesn't happen naturally.

That's the "justification" if you wanna say it this way.

In any case, when someone wants to leave they should be allowed to do that peacefully. But I also believe that nobody whose lives r halfway "good" (this is subjective) would ever consider suicide.

 

[VeryShy]

I'm anti-suicide in about 99% of cases, but I feel that I belong in that 1% due to my lifetime of suffering from severe metal illness that just got worse over the course of my life.

On euthanasia:

"I would consider assisted suicide only if I were in great pain or felt I had nothing more to contribute but was just a burden to those around me." - Stephen Hawking