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Originally Posted by Lictor
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You are focusing on the wrong subjective thought process of the individual. Of course loved ones want to be with their parent/sibling/child as long as possible.
Number one is the selfish mentality. I don't want to deal with pain, I don't want to fight for only 10% chance to live, I don't want to go through surgery, I don't want to risk the unknown, I don't want to risk my memories, I don't want to go through chemo, me me me me me, etc...
Whether loved ones feel the above decision is right or wrong by the person commiting suicide is not relevant. The decision to go through with suicide is still selfish.
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Sorry but i'm thinking about myself in all circumstances first. I love my kids but something was wrong with me and i was not in the right mind to be with them then why be there. Personally i have mental issues that i deal with. When my kids get older i will sit them down and tell them all about it and what i'm going through. Because there might come a day like Robin that i choose not to continue on in this world. When that day comes i wouldn't want it to be a shock or surprise to anyone. Not sure about you but the day i can't wipe my own ass is the day i dont want to be around anymore. I have too much self respect to let someone else do that for me. Hopefully though i go before that day comes.