
hfdepression30
Experienced
- Mar 30, 2021
- 236
so I was bored & scrolling on TikTok when a video came up showing a man in a chair, who had previously attempted to hang himself but he was found too early and now lives severely disabled and brain damaged.
The video was to spread awareness about mental health but I was really surprised to see that the people in the comments actually had empathy and pity for him, and essentially agree how he should've been granted his choice to die rather than suffering worse now than he did before
I think this is all our worst fear, but what do you think about it?
I'm sure when they saved him they didn't know he would regain consciousness with such mental and physical disability, but I think is a fate worse than hell to live this way. There's no quality of life, and his last conscious decision was to die. In cases of attempted suicide where the person is left severely disabled, I think there should be a right to die law or something. Poor guy.
The video was to spread awareness about mental health but I was really surprised to see that the people in the comments actually had empathy and pity for him, and essentially agree how he should've been granted his choice to die rather than suffering worse now than he did before


I think this is all our worst fear, but what do you think about it?
I'm sure when they saved him they didn't know he would regain consciousness with such mental and physical disability, but I think is a fate worse than hell to live this way. There's no quality of life, and his last conscious decision was to die. In cases of attempted suicide where the person is left severely disabled, I think there should be a right to die law or something. Poor guy.