Thossndjsj

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by Thossndjsj 10mo ago
I did. My family doctor was aware of my plan, and I can assure you he was quite unhappy about it. Between him and the psychiatrist he got involved in my case I was on paxil, zoloft, lexapro, and prozac for about 4 years with no effect. And
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by Thossndjsj 10mo ago
>I'm ignoring the first two paragraphs you posted - it's just pointless argumentation on your part that doesn't have anything to do with your illness. No you're not ignoring it because it's irrelevant. You'r
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by Thossndjsj 10mo ago
The problem is I don't think the initial reaction is incorrect. How does one tell the difference between someone in pain crying for help and someone that's genuinely ready to go? You can't really, not without long conversatio
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by Thossndjsj 10mo ago
If what you say is true, then why did no species evolve immortality? What about people that give their lives to save others? Are they mentally ill as well? And again this is what I mean. I don't have anyone close to me anymore outside
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by Thossndjsj 10mo ago
I don't know if I can answer that well; it's like me asking you how you can be certain you love someone. But my best attempt would be to say... There hasn't been any contraindications to make me think that think that suicide
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by Thossndjsj 10mo ago
And thus my point is illustrated. Few seem to believe that wanting to die is a valid state of mind without some sort of physical or psychological malady. And hence why as is often the point, being unique isn't a desired thing. Because
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by Thossndjsj 10mo ago
Most people from what I've seen don't want unique as much as they want somewhat famailiar. If it deviates too far away from that then they are repulsed, and I can give you an example right here. I'm going to commit suicide. I