Agreed as Sartre said “hell is other people.” However one thing I’ve learned the hard way is that good or bad people can be a resource. I’ve had a love-hate relationship with family members and we’ve all used each other to get ahead, for valuable advice, support, a place to stay and so forth.

So while you might hate the people you’re with, take advantage of this time and find a decent job or get an education so you can get a career and then move out on your own.

Also it’s not just the people you live with but those you work with, even neighbors can make you hate them. There are many evil, selfish, stupid, irrational people out there. So it’s basically a field of land-mines that you have to navigate and create a space for yourself where you are happy.

I’m also for the idea of suicide. If I felt I could never find better-paying work or a means to escape my horrible existence or if I had physical/mental issues that prevented me from moving ahead, then I wouldn’t hesitate to end my life. What’s the point of living if all you get is pain, misery, suffering that never ends?

I get it, some people still want to live despite all their problems, so if they want to put up with the hell they experience then so be it. I certainly wouldn’t allow myself to go through that.