49 now and I feel really old

[Sunset Limited]

I don't understand how people still want to live until they're 60 or 70. When I walk down the street, I feel like my head is inside a package. My body feels like a burden I'm carrying. As someone who knows what it's like to be young, this is awful. I can't even imagine being sixty or seventy. Luckily, I don't have much time left.

 

[HeyBoogahJr]

I don't understand how people still want to live until they're 60 or 70. When I walk down the street, I feel like my head is inside a package. My body feels like a burden I'm carrying. As someone who knows what it's like to be young, this is awful. I can't even imagine being sixty or seventy. Luckily, I don't have much time left.

I never thought about that, why do they continue living? Although I assume they actually don't really think about wanting to die like we do. They have lovely grandkids and their own kids, their own way of living that they're happy with.

I'm sorry that you don't have a reason and that your feeling like this, I hope you feel better soon. I hope you come to a decision your happy with. I hope it works out.

 

[spiralhead]

It's kind of funny. We came here the same year; we're the same age. A friend and I used the film's dubbing to create a Hungarian-language version of the book *Sunset Limited*—which leads me to believe we think alike on many things. And I don't have much time left either.

 

[Sunset Limited]

It's kind of funny. We came here the same year; we're the same age. A friend and I used the film's dubbing to create a Hungarian-language version of the book *Sunset Limited*—which leads me to believe we think alike on many things. And I don't have much time left either.

Wow, that's really interesting. So many similarities. We've been here for a long time, haven't we? Isn't the movie really great?

When I first watched The Sunset Limited, I said, "That's exactly what I wanted to say." I never believed in the reality of this place my whole life. Even at age 7, I instinctively disliked it. The rest of the world appears to me the way North Korea appears to other nations. A billion-strong symphony orchestra singing the same theme in unison. Unintentional participants in this forced existence, trying to give meaning to their lives, to justify it.

As the professor said, "anger only existed in my good days." :) Now I'm completely at bottom. I feel nothing. All of this is just absurd, but not funny. Now there's only one door left. The one I really want to get out of. I wish you the best.

I never thought about that, why do they continue living? Although I assume they actually don't really think about wanting to die like we do. They have lovely grandkids and their own kids, their own way of living that they're happy with.

I'm sorry that you don't have a reason and that your feeling like this, I hope you feel better soon. I hope you come to a decision your happy with. I hope it works out.

Thank you. I think it's entirely geographic. In my country, elderly people don't spend much time with their grandchildren anymore. Because their pensions aren't even enough to cover rent, they still work even at 80. Nobody smiles in my country anymore. If euthanasia were free for everyone today, millions would want it. Everyone knows that here. A war will probably break out soon also.