Is Ending My Life the Only Solution?

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In summary, The speakers discuss the idea of ending one's life due to feeling unfulfilled and unappreciated, with one person suggesting various methods of suicide. However, the other person mentions that it is unreasonable to choose death when they have helped others throughout their life. They share a quote that encourages living and provide a resource for seeking help.
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I am thinking about it.

I'm in my forties and unfortunately have no offspring. I wish I had.

What is the easiest way out? Jump off a building? Sleeping pills? Gun?


In a way it is insane to end my life voluntarily. Throughout my life I have helped and furthered so many people. Nothing came back, ever. Sucks.

Christobal
 
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Dorothy Parker said:
Razors pain you
Rivers are damp
Acids stain you
Drugs cause cramp
Guns aren't lawful
Nooses give
Gas smells awful
You may as well live
http://www.avendano.org/quote/quote2.html"
 
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FAQ: Is Ending My Life the Only Solution?

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