> Well, SOMEone's trying very hard... You'd better wipe your nose
> Frank.
No response to Spinster I see, just to me. Hmmm...
First off, I didn't ask why you come here. I also didn't ask for a biography of your life either but I guess my post really frazzled you.
Lastly, I'm sorry you went through rough times Cili, but I'm even sorrier that it hasn't made you a more compassionate person.
> There was a time when I was very depressed and if I hadn't been
> saved (in the physical sense, not the religious one), I'd be
> dead right now. I don't regret what I attempted to do but
> neither do I feel that life is rewarding in itself enough for a
> suicidal person to live on. You do what you do, love who you
> love, and hopefully you're satisfied enough to continue going
> on, moving forward. You find your reasons to live and if they
> aren't good enough, I say end it. What real difference does it
> make with over 6 billion people on this planet? You may decide
> to stay for the sake of those that care for you (if you've got
> any), but once they're gone, you're on your own.
> People like to believe that life is something that is very
> beautiful and wonderful and if there's ever an unfortunate soul
> that does not see this, he or she is instantly in a state of
> impairment - just a good push away from enlightenment. Life is
> what you make of it. If you feel that it is wonderful, happy,
> and fulfilling, then it is. If you feel that it is horrid, then
> it is. Life doesn't have any intrinsic value and as soon as
> people realize that, they may develop more initiative to make
> changes within or outside of themselves. Just to sit there and
> type out that you hate yourself and want to die is pointless. If
> you want attention I suppose it's fine but if you're looking for
> a solution it's worthless. I mean, the replies are predictable
> and some are corny (under the circumstances) - a couple of song
> quotes, some advice to listen to the beautiful music of the
> Smiths or Morrissey, imploring to see the beauty of life...
> These responses would have equally as much meaning if it were
> spat out of a computer. And a computer could've done it.
> I believe in helping those that wish to be helped. Some people
> desperately want to survive and want the aid and support of
> others. I would go to great lengths to lend a helping hand to
> those people. I have the means, so I share. The person in
> question (who may very well be smiling at the number of
> responses incited) obviously is unhappy and may or may not want
> help. I gave words in response to the latter choice. If he or
> she does want help, I suggest he or she seek it out somewhere
> else other than on a Morrissey messageboard. How in the world
> can you take someone seriously in here?
> If you're unhappy and you want to die, I don't think it's the
> worst idea to conclude your life with an act of self-euthanasia.
> There are a lot of people on this planet and it's rather silly
> to feel that any one individual has any contribution to make
> that couldn't be made by another person. And if somehow we're
> losing something beautiful and significant with the death of a
> person, I think we'll manage to gather ourselves and move on. If
> some can't, then some can't.
> Why do I come in here? Because I love to read about suicide,
> Warren, Jesus, agnosticism, and Johnny Marr. Oh, and sometimes I
> look for information pertaining to Steven's career. I also quite
> enjoy Consumer Monkey's (perhaps not King George III's) posts.