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Yuki123283
5 months ago

In principle, I believe that everyone should be allowed to determine his life. Especially when it comes to helping death.

However, I have to do with suicides as an operational force and many commit suicides out of an actuary psychic cries. Often there are smaller things that bring the barrel to pass and then are the trigger for it (e.g. moving to the retirement home, job quitting or a 5 in ner school work). For people it is then a hopeless situation that they cannot escape themselves and they then see the suicide as the only solution. However, if you help these people to survive this cries and show them that there are other possibilities, then many can regain joy with professional support. Personally, it is an incomprehensible waste of life when a physically healthy person takes life. Especially if the person is not 18 years old and thinks that life must be over because of a bad note.

A case in which I would understand a suicide would be that the person, for example, has cancer in the final stage and does not want to suffer 2 months in the hospital. However, in my opinion, this is the fault in the system, as there is no death aid for such patients and they are looking for a tree alone in the forest as a single way out, instead of allowing them to sleep peacefully with their family.

DerPoLyseMitIra
5 months ago

Because it does not solve the problem and the effects on others are shifted.

There are situations in which the free death has only a minimal impact on the survivors, death aid, for example, and yes, it is basically your decision, absolute, but the consequence does not only concern you alone, but it affects all others.

Bombrider
5 months ago

everyone can always determine whether he wants to live or not

Bombrider
5 months ago
Reply to  Novo112

Hello, what do you mean, no? D:

No one who really wants it will have the right to determine itself.

Erdbeercooki01
5 months ago

Because it’s not a natural thing to want to die. Other people in the environment can also suffer very long.

Jana174923
5 months ago

Because it’s terrible for relatives and witnesses, and the reason of the suicide would often have been treatable.

LilPeep15112017
5 months ago

Because suicide = death = taboo topic of many

Ursusmaritimus
5 months ago

Basically correct

and yet you should consider whether the suicide is really the only way!

Often the suicidal idea/suicidal reason is no longer a reason in a few days/weeks.

Alexander372
5 months ago

Because you actively harm other people with the suicide. One adds suffering to people and chooses the easy way out.

SirSulas74
5 months ago
Reply to  Alexander372

So you think he’s justifiable to keep living from someone who goes through hell every day, because his relatives might otherwise be “faithful”? Who’s more selfish?

Alexander372
5 months ago
Reply to  SirSulas74

Sad is not a description. People can suffer for years or even many decades. In addition, the reasons for the suicide are often treatable. And yes, I ask that you sometimes put your own needs in the back. We are people and as such we can see what our actions have for consequences. Whoever deals himself is deeply immoral and proves his egoism.

Erdbeercooki01
5 months ago
Reply to  SirSulas74

I agree

Weltwunderling
5 months ago

Should you decide on a lsd trip?