nigelhernandez
Experienced
- Apr 14, 2020
- 270
I've been told I'll devastate all my friends with suicide despite me not having one since I was in primary school. People just can't seem to fathom that not everyone has someone who cares about them.
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asaki
Member
- Nov 22, 2018
- 15
As far as I can see it, we always compare ourselves to others. Analogically, we compare others to ourselves, assuming that they are alike us. We imagine what would happen in our lives if we ctb, and see the negatives. So we assume that this is the same for everyone.
I guess it's simply because of egoistic nature of humans.
Bct
Disqualified from Being Human
- Apr 20, 2020
- 419
Unless someone is experiencing an extreme loneliness, I think people will assume there is always someone who cares if we die.
Even if someone cares, I don't think they actually care that much. I mean, why they are just starting to care when we die?Similar threads
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