found this video earlier. thoughts on what he said?
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I think some people who truly don't understand depression will never get this; they just cannot comprehend wanting to die. They will always see value in life; they are misguided, although I believe they have genuinely good intentions.
Then, there's the argument (that I support) that no one should kill themselves impulsively, due to a temporary, situational crisis. I think this probably happens too often. There should be a three month rule to see if the situation can change.
I agree with him in general, although I'm not an antinatalist; I adore my children, and they had very happy childhoods. I think he's on the right track, he's just a bit too extreme.
ReadyasEver
Elementalist
- Dec 6, 2018
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I see value in life, but I understand and accept the fact that not everyone sees it the same way. It is your life, how you wish to live it and end it is your personal choice. People who are not even afforded the right to choose how they live their life absolutely have the right to exit it.
