2004-11-16, 19:45 | Link #81 | |
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That his accomplishments didn't suffice in his case and weren't enough to make him happy should be obvious, and there was an underlying reason to destroy his motivation for living, so that he became beside himself, even while fulfilling the roles and duties of society in an apparently ideal way. |
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2004-11-16, 20:26 | Link #82 |
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I never said you said that; I merely pointed it out 1.) the obvious that all his accomplishments and success in society apparently did not present a good enough reason for his existence, and 2.) that ultimately, success or potential should have no bearing (to the person himself) once a life is lost--the loss is society's, not his.
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2004-11-16, 21:11 | Link #83 | ||
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In my opinion, people that constantly need somebody else's aproval, pity, or encouragement (for example: suicidal assholes) are worthless dogs that make this world so ugly. If you can't think for yourself, you are better off not thinking at all... or breathing for that matter. As for working toward self-improvement, I am 100% for it. Alot better sollution than killing yourself, but if you are only improving yourself by conforming to somebody else's way of living, then you still aren't contributing to society with original thought and you really AREN'T improving; you are only mimiking somebody else who isn't suicidal. |
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2004-11-16, 22:15 | Link #84 | ||
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But for a young person who is in good mental and physical health, suicide is no answer. That's like playing a football game and at the end of the first quarter deciding that because the game really isn't going your way, it's time to just quit. Rather than give up, that the time when a person needs to try and understand the reasons behind why they aren't winning and decide what changes need to be made to alter the outcome in their favor. Every loser is a winner who's just hasn't figured out how to win yet. Ah heck...feels like I'm channeling coach Bear Bryant tonight. |
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2004-11-18, 01:44 | Link #86 |
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The whole suicide thing was so early 90's ... grunge/alternative rock made all the kids depressed...
on topic.. imo... suicide is up to the individual... not anybody else... it all comes down to choice... it's up to the person if they feel it's necessary or not... I don't think anyone has the right to tell another person how they should live their life...
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2004-11-18, 03:19 | Link #87 |
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1. Age/Gender 26 / male 2. Have you ever considered about attempting a suicide? a) Yes b) No c) I have thought about it, but it wasn't very serious A) Yes 2b. Only answer to this question if you answered yes, a) in the previous question. Did your suicide thoughts include serious depression? a) Yes b) No A) Yes 2c. Only answer to this question if you answered yes a) in question 2. Did you think about attempting a suicide in the last 6 months? a) Yes b) No A) Yes 3. Do you think suicide is acceptable? a) Yes, everyone decides of their own life. b) No. Never. c) If there are good reasons behind it, etc. religious or ethic reasons. Note: Euthanasia isn't included in these reasons, or in this whole survey. A) Yes, It is thier life to utilize, waste, or discard. 4. Has someone you knew well, ever done a suicide? Yes, more than one. |
2004-11-19, 01:23 | Link #89 | ||
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2004-11-19, 01:26 | Link #90 | |
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Hmm, does that mean if someone fails a suicide attempt, the government will finish the job for him/her? Wow, how nice of them! |
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2004-11-19, 01:41 | Link #92 | |
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2004-11-19, 02:32 | Link #94 |
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Bipolar disorder....perception of perfection = deppression.
Substance abuse and paralyzing fear of failure... A fellow medical student failed one of the courses and committed suicide. She---was an honor student. Evidently, she thought it was an ultimate crime to fail and tarnish her parent's expectation---I figure--- she loved their ideals more than she loved herself. What a waste! For anyone out there who's thinking of suicide, DON'T BE A MORON! |
2004-11-19, 03:29 | Link #95 | |
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But seriously, are you saying that somebody with a mental disorder is a moron for thinking about suicide? Seems rather insensitive for a person trying to look out for others' well beings. |
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2004-11-21, 02:28 | Link #97 | |
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but seriously what about a mental problem that is brought on by perscribed drugs is that person also a moron for thinking about sucide though they cannot control it? |
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2004-11-21, 03:51 | Link #98 |
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Society's taken this general view that anyone who wants to kill themself is just a wuss who wants to take the easy way out, and I guess it's better for society as a whole to have that mindset, but I really don't find it true. If someone is going to go to the extreme of ending their very own life there must be something really damn wrong. A bunch of dorks then sitting around calling that person a pussy and getting off on each other so they feel better about themselves is just stupid. It's unfortunate, but leave the armchair psychology at home for this one, because it's just stupid.
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2004-11-21, 05:03 | Link #99 | |
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2004-11-22, 11:59 | Link #100 |
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Questions: 1. Age/Gender: 26/F 2. Have you ever considered about attempting a suicide? Yes I have 2b. Only answer to this question if you answered yes, in the previous question. Did your suicide thoughts include serious depression? Absolutely 2c. Only answer to this question if you answered yes in question 2. Did you think about attempting a suicide in the last 6 months? No 3. Do you think suicide is acceptable? No never. Actually, I think it's the coward's way out of things. 4. Has someone you knew well, ever done a suicide? No thank God. |
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