When you've stared into the abyss long enough.
Tomasnil
Mage
- Apr 24, 2018
- 519
Hmm when your there you know but to me its alot calmer then the way leading up to that point
Ashpac
Lost and always will be.
- Jul 22, 2018
- 795
When you have the reached the maximum amount of pain your body and mind can handle.
ForestDuck
Member
- Jul 11, 2018
- 45
You're ready when you know it's the only thing that will give you peace, this is after you've exhausted all other options and given everything you can to live.
Suiside is a response when you have run out of coping mechanisms" (my old psychologist)
Gray Wounds
A Phantasmagoria
- Jun 27, 2018
- 575
When everything is in stasis and you're itching inside out to just end your existence. At least that's how it is for me.
Tomasnil
Mage
- Apr 24, 2018
- 519
Mind Only is about 110% of cases its your mind that gives up and the mind contols the amount of fysical pain you feel .
That is stupid. Why would you want to go through maximum pain you can experience before suicide? You want to suffer to the point it does not even possible to be in so much pain? Why?
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I am sure Socrates killed himself because he just could not cope with reality. Such a stupid generalized statement.
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Tomasnil
Mage
- Apr 24, 2018
- 519
I didnt say that..... only that your mind gives up before your body
Tomasnil
Mage
- Apr 24, 2018
- 519
I am having trouble understanding what you are saying. Can you please explain it again?
We actually know alot about his suicide, from all the eye witnesses and all that. The point is people kill themselves for a wide variety of reasons. To say it's for one reason is just silly. It's trying to simplify something extremely complicated by stating a simple reason that may or may not even be one of the reasons depending on the person.
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Tomasnil
Mage
- Apr 24, 2018
- 519
Humans who have thoroughly studied Socrates. The point is people kill themselves for a wide variety of reasons. To say it's one reason is just silly. It's trying to simplify something extremely complicated.
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The person making the argument suicide is irrational or something similar, is generally applying double standards and arbitrary lines whenever convenient for them. Studies show between 24-90% of people who die by suicide have some form of mental illness. However for the sake of argument we will say pretend everyone who dies by suicide is depressed. Optimism and depression are both not accurate pictures of reality. An accurate picture of reality is somewhere in the middle. I will leave whichever is closer to reality up to you to decide.
On the extreme end of optimism we have infatuation. Infatuation clouds your judgment to the point of insanity in many aspects. By definition it causes the individual not to make sound judgments and lights up many of the same parts of the brain as insanity. I have never heard some one argue when you are infatuated you should not be able to make decisions. Yet many of these same people will argue you should not be able to make decision when you are depressed. It would be very hard to argue depression effects your brain remotely near as much as infatuation. With some experts thinking in many aspects depressed people see reality more accurately than the average person.
Does anyone see reality accurately? Probably not. Does anyone have perfect knowledge when making decisions? No. So you can never always make perfect decisions. Someone would have a much easier time arguing that Survival instinct drastically clouds our judgment. For instance SI is the strongest instinct, as such it could easily make it difficult to make an life or death situation. Their are also factors like pro life propaganda, the fact its rubbed into most of us from an early age to die is a great tragedy and life is a great gift. (Even though by definition in order for something to be a gift there needs to be a choice) Do these factors impact our decisions to make life or death decisions ? of course they do. Do all these factors impact our decision to make a life or death decision more than depression? To me it seems almost certain these factors impact our ability to make life or death decisions far more than depression. The argument seems to be "people should have extreme bias towards life, if you don't, you should not be able to make decisions." Which is why I do not take it seriously.
On the extreme end of optimism we have infatuation. Infatuation clouds your judgment to the point of insanity in many aspects. By definition it causes the individual not to make sound judgments and lights up many of the same parts of the brain as insanity. I have never heard some one argue when you are infatuated you should not be able to make decisions. Yet many of these same people will argue you should not be able to make decision when you are depressed. It would be very hard to argue depression effects your brain remotely near as much as infatuation. With some experts thinking in many aspects depressed people see reality more accurately than the average person.
Does anyone see reality accurately? Probably not. Does anyone have perfect knowledge when making decisions? No. So you can never always make perfect decisions. Someone would have a much easier time arguing that Survival instinct drastically clouds our judgment. For instance SI is the strongest instinct, as such it could easily make it difficult to make an life or death situation. Their are also factors like pro life propaganda, the fact its rubbed into most of us from an early age to die is a great tragedy and life is a great gift. (Even though by definition in order for something to be a gift there needs to be a choice) Do these factors impact our decisions to make life or death decisions ? of course they do. Do all these factors impact our decision to make a life or death decision more than depression? To me it seems almost certain these factors impact our ability to make life or death decisions far more than depression. The argument seems to be "people should have extreme bias towards life, if you don't, you should not be able to make decisions." Which is why I do not take it seriously.
Adderall and rexulti have pushed me heavily towards suicide ideation so if anybody needs drugs that will help u carry out your suicide I highly recommend those two. Rexulti was very effective in getting u moving but at two weeks I was so agitated I wanted to throw myself off a cliff lol! I never got suicidal from any other drugs but these and crystal meth.
Tomasnil
Mage
- Apr 24, 2018
- 519
Tomasnil
Mage
- Apr 24, 2018
- 519
Did you read a Book on how to convince suicidals not to follow thru or are you usa ....
Dead_Inside
Wizard
- Jul 2, 2018
- 622
Very much agree. The week before the date I had picked was one of the best in recent memory. Not that it didn't have sadness but I was just not worried anymore and the day of was calm and I was happy. I felt happiness for the first time in so damn long
That made you feel like you did not want to follow through with suicide? Tell me more I am intrigued.
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I don't think I'm mentally ill. I think my suicide is a rational suicide lol! I would not want to die if I was well off and had all the things I want for a satisfying life till an old age.
Nobody really wants to die. They just want the pain to end. After reaching out to doctors for physical or mental pain and not receiving any satisfactory help, then it's your time to go no matter what your age.
How can you claim no one really wants to die?
Tomasnil
Mage
- Apr 24, 2018
- 519
I dont think im mentaly ill / crazy or what ever you like to call,it apart from 1y in usa i have had high security jobs for over 20 years i wont ctb in a way that affects other people.
I just have a will to die
Tomasnil
Mage
- Apr 24, 2018
- 519
Tomasnil
Mage
- Apr 24, 2018
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