So are many other rulings in retrospect if you look at them that way.Alphanumeric wrote:Can't shake the feeling that punishment for suicide is slightly extortionist.
"Do it and you'll spend eternity in hell for it!" Brilliant!!
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So are many other rulings in retrospect if you look at them that way.Alphanumeric wrote:Can't shake the feeling that punishment for suicide is slightly extortionist.




Do you ever fear what lies beyond death itself or do you accept whatever may happen, happens and sorta like made your peace with the finality of it?Perfect_Order wrote:I don't think about suicide, but what bothers me most is death, and how final it is. I'm afraid of death, but not the dying, but being dead. I often imagine myself conscious in a dead body, know that I will not being able to move. Or the fear that comes with what will happen, knowing now that I won't go "unconscious" to escape the fear. That is what it comes down to, my real fear is having no escape of finalement.


Alphanumeric wrote: Agent,
Lol, relax. I guess accident may have been on to something with that "edginess" claim

I fear the punishment, though I try to put it out of my mind. I fear the huge consequences, the finality of it, and how easy it is to throw that away.Anarchist wrote:Do you ever fear what lies beyond death itself or do you accept whatever may happen, happens and sorta like made your peace with the finality of it?Perfect_Order wrote:I don't think about suicide, but what bothers me most is death, and how final it is. I'm afraid of death, but not the dying, but being dead. I often imagine myself conscious in a dead body, know that I will not being able to move. Or the fear that comes with what will happen, knowing now that I won't go "unconscious" to escape the fear. That is what it comes down to, my real fear is having no escape of finalement.
It's funny, I've started to think in these terms. This drive to continue my race, as Dune by Frank Hebert so dryly put it "Race consciousness", which he meant the genetic battle to continue your genes on at the expense of other genes. I don't really like such a world outlook.Alphanumeric wrote:Anarchist,
Yes, it would. I guess biological imperative would have me deciding to prolong my child's life.

AgentOfChaos wrote:Alphanumeric wrote: Agent,
Lol, relax. I guess accident may have been on to something with that "edginess" claim![]()
LOL Wtf are you talking about? Great, just f-king great, yet another retarded vague bullshit, me and my f-king luck!



Lol, what kinda nonsense is this?zulaika wrote:how many suicidal folks are willing to hold their breath till the end?? a true testament to one's will to "die" can be judged on this alone, ask em' to just hold their breath and go....not a rope to hang themselves, not a moving subway, not a bullet...but just hold their breath. everything about the naf will fight this at all costs...... this is why death comes and not chosen.
It is not the same.Ur brain wont allowed u to just hold ur breath.It is almost physically impossible.zulaika wrote:how many suicidal folks are willing to hold their breath till the end?? a true testament to one's will to "die" can be judged on this alone, ask em' to just hold their breath and go....not a rope to hang themselves, not a moving subway, not a bullet...but just hold their breath. everything about the naf will fight this at all costs...... this is why death comes and not chosen.