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Selfish=Suicide

Posted by angelofsoul Posted on: 07/24/08

Selfish=Suicide

 Most people say that if a person considers, or attempts suicide they are selfish. What makes you think this? When I considered suicide because of some trouble with my dad, trust me, the last thing I thought of was myself. Right before you commit the act to commit suicide you think of your family, your friends, and everyone that was there for you. 
  Sure, some diseases and medical problems can lead up to it, but most of it is what happens throughout your life. If you have a family member saying they hate you, or a friend putting you down constantly. A person can only take it so long before they snap.
  At
www.afsp.org they tell you that if you find out that a friend of yours is considering suicide to seek professional help right away. This is the wrong thing to do at the time. The person who is considering suicide most likely does not want to go to some therapist who has no idea what they've been through. The best thing to do is sit down with them talk to them, ask them what has made them come to this conclusion to take their life. Avoid statements like: "I know", "I've been through it too", "What about your family and friends". Just talk to them, keep them calm, and let them know your there.
  Also, remember when something thinks about suicide, it will always stay with them. It's something they won't forget, they may try, they'll deny it, but no matter what they try they'll remember the day they thought about taking their life, what led to it, who was there to convince them someone cares, and who talked them out of it.  
  
 


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  • Sadly suicide is not selfish it's cowardice. I learned that it takes a hell of a lot more courage and strength to live then to end your life. Death is the easy way out I say live to see those that hurt you suffer in return. It may not be in the near future but it will happen and when it does you'll be glad u didn't off yourself. :)
    By Eraine on September 25, 2008 15:13

  • hmmm... well, I think the biggest issue is that many individuals do not take into account that this life is not the only life we have had or will have. The thing about taking your own life is that it may lay the physical body aside, but the spiritual body carries on. Taking your bodies life, will not excuse the pain the spirit feels. And with no body, there is no means of being able to work through the pain for relieve of that pain, If kill your body, your spirit still suffers. So suicide is not the answer for solution of spiritual pain or all those feelings. Staying and working through the problem causes growth. I do hope that made sense. There is more to life than an easy out.
    By aspira on September 26, 2008 17:03

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