Discussion On the topic of ctb hurting others

[sximii]

I saw an interesting video the other day talking about abortion, saying that it doesn't matter if it's a fetus or a humans abortion should still be allowed. The guy brought up the example of organ donations: people die of not having organ transplants every day, but nevertheless consent must be given even after death. The point is that one's own bodily autonomy cannot be sacrificed for the sake of anybody. And this makes me think of ctb. Yes, it might hurt others, but if you think of it like organ donations or abortion, it suddenly makes more sense. It's MY bodily autonomy so I have (ideally) the full right to choose what to do and I can't sacrifice this autonomy for anybody else. I dunno I just felt like I wanted to say this thought here

 

[Anonymousa]

I feel like my bodily autonomy was sacrificed when I was brought into this world as we didn't have a choice in starting life so its absolutely fair to leave when we want to.

 

[SecretDissociation]

I feel like my bodily autonomy was sacrificed when I was brought into this world as we didn't have a choice in starting life so its absolutely fair to leave when we want to.

I think like this to! I didn't get a trial period on life. I was born, then I developed consciousness and now I'm forced to follow this garbage system. If someone can give me life, I can take my own away. It's like the suicide is selfish argument. It's selfish for you to tell me that you want me to live while I suffer. You kill yourself because you can't bear the pain of life, not because you want to hurt other's because you're selfish (although it's valid to want your death to hurt).

 

[Valhala]

With freedom, it's the same as with death. You can't die "a little", you either die or you don't. It's the same with freedom, you're either free or not, and if you're free, you have the absolute right to dispose of your own life in accordance with your own ethical and other principles.