I'm not sure what you meant by your post, but is possible to muster up some sympathy for somebody who's obviously dealing with problems?
No, He asked if we had ever thought about it. I simply responded to his question by saying no, I haven't, and that if that's really what they want in the end, it is their choice, which it is.Originally Posted by Back-Space
I'm not sure what you meant by your post, but is possible to muster up some sympathy for somebody who's obviously dealing with problems?
Hey Rainbow. I used to think about it quite regularlyI don't think I was at risk of actually going through with it, but the thought was there. I've been trying to get more involved in the community. I volunteer at the SPCA, I donate alot of money to charities, I'm a vegan. The least I could do is live my life to help others. That idea brought me some happiness. The idea passes eventually, then you can focus a little more on things to make yourself happier![]()
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As Rotoshave said, do you have a therapist? Or if you just need someone to listen, me and many others would be more than willing![]()
All the best.
No, i really didn't mean it that way. If it came across as such I'm sorry >.<
My thoughts don't necessarily coincide with "woe is me" moments. I have actually thought about it it in more practical ways - I don't want to hang around if I'm diagnosed with dementia, I don't ever want to go through chemotherapy, tell me I have ALS - and I'm out of here. Seriously - there are just some things that I do not want to go through and won't.
oh, well sure. Same here. Finish me earlier than serious suffering.Originally Posted by Poppy
My thoughts don't necessarily coincide with "woe is me" moments. I have actually thought about it it in more practical ways - I don't want to hang around if I'm diagnosed with dementia, I don't ever want to go through chemotherapy, tell me I have ALS - and I'm out of here. Seriously - there are just some things that I do not want to go through and won't.
Did you ever see the movie "You don't know Jack"? It's really good and makes your head bend for the people who go for assisted suicide.Originally Posted by Poppy
My thoughts don't necessarily coincide with "woe is me" moments. I have actually thought about it it in more practical ways - I don't want to hang around if I'm diagnosed with dementia, I don't ever want to go through chemotherapy, tell me I have ALS - and I'm out of here. Seriously - there are just some things that I do not want to go through and won't.