To live or not to live?
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Kiwong
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The question is. To seek help or not to seek help? I'd suggest you talk to someone about why you feel there is no reason to live. A counsellor, a doctor. Knowing nothing about you I can't answer your question. You say practically no reason to live, you must have a reason or two to live even small ones?
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Tell you the truth I have always wanted to die .. but now facing the possibility of death I'm shitting myself
I have been finding blood after wiping for 3yrs + diarrhoea and stomach pain I don't like to be made a fuss over so I passed this off as a poor diet cheap loo paper but lately only a few days ago I had loads of blood it was like someone stabbed me in the bum I just bled out I have to see doctors tomorrow 11:10 well im shitting myself
I have been finding blood after wiping for 3yrs + diarrhoea and stomach pain I don't like to be made a fuss over so I passed this off as a poor diet cheap loo paper but lately only a few days ago I had loads of blood it was like someone stabbed me in the bum I just bled out I have to see doctors tomorrow 11:10 well im shitting myself
Quietguy11
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There is always a reason to live, but sometimes we don't see those reasons very clearly. One thing about a social disorder or a mental health problem, whatever you want to refer it as, is that life seems very dark and scary. That is because chemicals in the brain are unbalanced (Serotonin, etc.) which are responsible for uplifting our moods. Social disconnection is only because the brain is not receiving a sufficient amount of these chemicals and is therefore more nonfunctional. Taking the right medication(s) can balance these chemicals and bring more connectivity and happiness into your social life.
Rumplestiltskin
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Which is ridiculous, to say the least.
What if you know that things won't ever improve because they just can't?
There are no good days when you hate yourself.
Best reply so far. I like your philosophy.AGR said:
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I often ponder this question as well. I no longer consider suicide, but sometimes I wonder if some people really wouldn't be better off dead. I certainly don't see voluntary euthanasia as a bad thing. I just wonder how it would be regulated, and what the social ramifications would be, and all that... :thinking:
Flanscho
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We don't even know what the weather is like next week. How do you know what your life is like in a decade?
LazyHermitCrab
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yep it is worth it... just don't be online too much 
Kiwong
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Great point you make there Flanscho.
Pacific_Loner
Pirate from the North Pole
Isn't there only you who can make it worth it or not? Nobody else has anything to do with it
theslowesthand
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I'm probably in the same boat. Suicide is not really an option for me either. I don't think it's possible to there being an objective answer to your question (ie it's all subjective imho). And i think it's a bit more "involved" than just that above question (ie there's various other things about life to take into account). For instance, one's "true life purpose".
Almost every day is a struggle to get through for myself. But each day i usually find some kind of inspiration to continue, or purpose, no matter how small. Every day is different, so the motivation for each day is different. Some days are harder than others. Some days are "impossible". But i continue on regardless, knowing that i do not know all (or even a fraction of all) there is to know about life. I live in hope of some day knowing what i "need" to know about life...
vickiekitties
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It's more depressing to try to kill yourself and fail, do that a few times and you give up on that too. Life is a slow, painful march to death that we all endure. It's better to live without the fear of death than to give up on waiting for it.
That and my mom doesn't need that sh*t, her life sucks enough already.
That and my mom doesn't need that sh*t, her life sucks enough already.
