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ThePenguin · 26-30, M
#1 It's certainly not a crime.
#2 While it's not possible to account for all the reasons, there are in my opinion, reasons for which one might not want to go through another grueling experience from day to night which others refer to as "daily life".
Yes when a person on whom other people ( a family) depend kills him/herself, it is outright wrong.Also I don't mean to say that makes loners/independents more or less prone to such acts.
But if you are acknowledging that life is unfair, you have to acknowledge that it can be marginally unfair to a few unluckier ones. You can undermine their issues and dismiss their problems by saying that "Everyone has got problems", but it doesn't change the fact that they are not equal.
Sometimes suicides are the last and only resort.
So suicide in itself is not a mental illness, depression and other such things are.
#2 While it's not possible to account for all the reasons, there are in my opinion, reasons for which one might not want to go through another grueling experience from day to night which others refer to as "daily life".
Yes when a person on whom other people ( a family) depend kills him/herself, it is outright wrong.Also I don't mean to say that makes loners/independents more or less prone to such acts.
But if you are acknowledging that life is unfair, you have to acknowledge that it can be marginally unfair to a few unluckier ones. You can undermine their issues and dismiss their problems by saying that "Everyone has got problems", but it doesn't change the fact that they are not equal.
Sometimes suicides are the last and only resort.
So suicide in itself is not a mental illness, depression and other such things are.