
Draconian Alone
Member
- Jul 20, 2024
- 52
It's plain and simple. People have a right to live, so they should have a right to die. No matter their reason, age, or how much their "loved ones" bitch and moan about it.
And besides, it seems like whenever people are scared of "traumatizing" people with their suicides, it's either someone who knows them or some random. I'll go over why both avenues are ridiculous as hell.
First off, the ones who know us. Let's be brutally honest, the people with suicidal thoughts here most likely don't have anyone worth postponing their suicide for, the people they're stalling for are shitty to them and aren't worth it, or the people the people they're staying for are brainwashed sheeple who would happily catch them and hospitalize them, leading to their continued misery on this earth. Usually it's a combination of all three. Either way, they're not worth living for, and if they are shook by your exit through the back door, they'll get over it pretty quickly, or never cared that much in the first place, or deserve to feel the hurt from their absence. Moving on.
The randoms. I don't even know why this has to be a discussion. It pisses me off so damn much to see others on this forum hem and haw about people they don't know being traumatized by their death, whether it be seeing our deaths or the aftermath of it. First off, they're normies. They're the enemy. They would march for our continued suffering in psych wards and everyday life any day of the week. They don't care for us. Were the undesirables, the freaks, the people they secretly think should kick the bucket but are too scared to say it out loud.
And besides, it seems like whenever people are scared of "traumatizing" people with their suicides, it's either someone who knows them or some random. I'll go over why both avenues are ridiculous as hell.
First off, the ones who know us. Let's be brutally honest, the people with suicidal thoughts here most likely don't have anyone worth postponing their suicide for, the people they're stalling for are shitty to them and aren't worth it, or the people the people they're staying for are brainwashed sheeple who would happily catch them and hospitalize them, leading to their continued misery on this earth. Usually it's a combination of all three. Either way, they're not worth living for, and if they are shook by your exit through the back door, they'll get over it pretty quickly, or never cared that much in the first place, or deserve to feel the hurt from their absence. Moving on.
The randoms. I don't even know why this has to be a discussion. It pisses me off so damn much to see others on this forum hem and haw about people they don't know being traumatized by their death, whether it be seeing our deaths or the aftermath of it. First off, they're normies. They're the enemy. They would march for our continued suffering in psych wards and everyday life any day of the week. They don't care for us. Were the undesirables, the freaks, the people they secretly think should kick the bucket but are too scared to say it out loud.
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