Does anyone ever wish that they had a terminal disease so they wouldn’t have to commit suicide? I mean, no one left behind would blame you for your death?
Absolutely. The guilt of committing suicide is a strong motive not to do it, especially considering how it will affect your family. Not that I’m advising it, but one might be so inclined to looking into contracting certain diseases/viruses. One might even consider a faux descent into mental illness (such as Schizophrenia) to make one’s suicide seem more… unavoidable. Again, I would NOT advocate doing any of these things.
Sometimes. I don’t think suffering through the disease’s course before death is very appealing though. At the very least, you could probably get assisted suicide depending on where lived, which sounds nice.
I read an article recently about a self-help guru who hired an ex-con to kill him and make it look like a robbery gone wrong. That way his life-insurance would pay out to his family (a lot of life insurance policies won’t pay out if you commit suicide). The ex-con did the deed but was later charged and convicted with murder. Still, it sounds like a good idea in theory.
Every single day I wish for a terminal disease, a bolt of lightning or a carbon monoxide leak.
For me it’s not the guilt of hurting others that keeps me from committing suicide. It’s the guilt of not finishing what I’ve started. I have to finish everything before I snuff myself, otherwise I’m a quitter.
But if a disease or freak accident comes & claims me, I’m released from my obligation. You can’t imagine how much I wish for that.
Yes, yes, YES, YES! PLEASE GOD GIVE ME PANCREATIC CANCER!
I say pancreatic cancer because it seems that- for most people- once it’s found you have only a few weeks or months at most. It seems like it’s one of the fastest acting cancers.
I’ve already decided that if I get a terminal illness I’m getting no treatments to stop it and not telling anyone else. I will let it take it’s course and kill me.
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I can understand why thats appealing
Absolutely. The guilt of committing suicide is a strong motive not to do it, especially considering how it will affect your family. Not that I’m advising it, but one might be so inclined to looking into contracting certain diseases/viruses. One might even consider a faux descent into mental illness (such as Schizophrenia) to make one’s suicide seem more… unavoidable. Again, I would NOT advocate doing any of these things.
Sometimes. I don’t think suffering through the disease’s course before death is very appealing though. At the very least, you could probably get assisted suicide depending on where lived, which sounds nice.
I read an article recently about a self-help guru who hired an ex-con to kill him and make it look like a robbery gone wrong. That way his life-insurance would pay out to his family (a lot of life insurance policies won’t pay out if you commit suicide). The ex-con did the deed but was later charged and convicted with murder. Still, it sounds like a good idea in theory.
Ive thought about making it look like an accident, ive put some serious thought into it.
Always. I hope for something natural to take me rather than planning my own death
Every single day I wish for a terminal disease, a bolt of lightning or a carbon monoxide leak.
For me it’s not the guilt of hurting others that keeps me from committing suicide. It’s the guilt of not finishing what I’ve started. I have to finish everything before I snuff myself, otherwise I’m a quitter.
But if a disease or freak accident comes & claims me, I’m released from my obligation. You can’t imagine how much I wish for that.
Yes, yes, YES, YES! PLEASE GOD GIVE ME PANCREATIC CANCER!
I say pancreatic cancer because it seems that- for most people- once it’s found you have only a few weeks or months at most. It seems like it’s one of the fastest acting cancers.
I’ve already decided that if I get a terminal illness I’m getting no treatments to stop it and not telling anyone else. I will let it take it’s course and kill me.
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Your got to fined your self a live
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