TAW122
Emissary of the right to die.
- Aug 30, 2018
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@Shewaitsforme Yes, this is the same experiences I had with therapist and counselors in the past. While I never mentioned suicidality or even breach the topic of suicide (too risky), I got the vibe of that they are just treating each patient as a number, just going through the protocols. Their interests aren't to help the patient's, it's to protect their job and further their career. Rarely is it ever about the patients' interests and values (yes while there exists mental health professionals who may believe in the same as the patient and pro-choice, they are very very rare and it's risky and a huge gamble to try to find one like that).
@Circles Yes, it's very sad that society has this hive mind of life is great and refuses to acknowledge that suicide is an option and sometimes can be a solution. Such a shame and the only societies that come close to accepting voluntary euthanasia are the Dutch, Swiss, and Belgians. Even then, it's a narrow road with so much hassle and one has to meet stringent criteria to even be accepted, not to mention pay a large sum of money.
@Ella Disenchanted Well said, the survival instinct is a bitch to overcome and anyone who can overcome it is very brave to do so.
@scales Sad, but true and the vast majority of r/SW posts are of that demographic, which gives the public an inaccurate image of suicide and the right and choice to die. While I can understand people not wanting suicide as a first option, it is just absurd to not even accept it being an 'option' or last resort when other things have failed. People simply don't understand and don't want to understand.
@Circles Yes, it's very sad that society has this hive mind of life is great and refuses to acknowledge that suicide is an option and sometimes can be a solution. Such a shame and the only societies that come close to accepting voluntary euthanasia are the Dutch, Swiss, and Belgians. Even then, it's a narrow road with so much hassle and one has to meet stringent criteria to even be accepted, not to mention pay a large sum of money.
@Ella Disenchanted Well said, the survival instinct is a bitch to overcome and anyone who can overcome it is very brave to do so.
@scales Sad, but true and the vast majority of r/SW posts are of that demographic, which gives the public an inaccurate image of suicide and the right and choice to die. While I can understand people not wanting suicide as a first option, it is just absurd to not even accept it being an 'option' or last resort when other things have failed. People simply don't understand and don't want to understand.