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> right decision You're asserting that not only a right decision exists, but that you are more aware of the right decision than the person actually involved.
by grimtrigger 12y ago
> right decision
You're asserting that not only a right decision exists, but that you are more aware of the right decision than the person actually involved.
- asolove 12y agoI am married to a person who came very close to suicide and might have gone through with it except for the relative difficulty and the intervention of other people against her will. After short-term medication, long-term therapy, and some lifestyle changes, we live mostly normal lives and have two happy children. So you're damn right I'm asserting that there's a right decision and that I knew better than her in her chemically imbalanced state. Now, this is one scenario that has a happy ending. I don't know what I would think about someone chronically and incurably suffering. But the idea of absolutely unfettered access to assisted suicide scares me.