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What is the meaning of life

by Qdas 5/4/2016

written by Qdas

I diagnosed myself to be a schizoid, but due to self-diagnosis, people may laugh it off, but I know myself very well.

I have no desire to live, or to die. I see no real meaning to continue living. Everyone has to die, isn’t it? It also seems to be the quicker way to get rid of the boredom I have had all my life. Though my circumstances are just as bad as any other suicidal person, I have no real emotional attachment to anything in life. I live alone in Japan, though I was not raised here, hence I don’t even speak japanese.

There is no […]

5/4/2016 9 comments

My Right to Die

by Hance_Soelow 12/9/2015

written by Hance_Soelow

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One thing I’ve learned in my life is that nothing can be generalized. Everything has their own unique application to our lives. Hence, I call this post “My” right to die.

My thoughts on death and suicide have been a blend of careful religious historical philosophical (even theoretical physics) study, and my own emotions. I would like to open up the idea of the first ingredient of my blend for our community’s discussion and for the reader’s additional insight.

Suicide as a right can be seen throughout our history. Various ancient cultures have seen suicide as an honorable way to die. […]

12/9/2015 2 comments