i just read a story in the paper about a boy who killed himself and it was pretty sad. just wondering if other people have encountered suicide in their lives
But it was a made choice by those who commited it and we will never fully understand what made them take such a step.
There are factors influencing people though, social and biological ones. Social ones are rather intuitive, or so one could think. Biological ones are still controversed and/or studied, but it doesn't mean we will udnerstand them fully at some point.
But it's hard to "understand" an irrational decision. People surviving suicide attempts like jumping from bridges sometimes report regretting their act during the fall. I don't think suicidal people realise the consequences or meaning of their act the same way a non-suidical person does.
well there we go again, excuse me once more for making my uhm bad english sound things different than what i intended to say. (no sarcasm i'm honestly sorry)
excuse me once more for making my uhm bad english sound things different than what i intended to say.
Is this to me?
If so..your English is actually quite fine, first off. Second, I wasn't arguing with you or anything..just stating that I'd view suicide more as a tragic thing than a horrible one..calling it horrible makes it sound insidious, in my opinion
yes it was to you, and honestly with horrible i meant it in a way as something that shouldn't happen. Horrible as in it's horrible that some people must endure something that, together with other factors might cause them to end their life.
It saddens me that people commit suicide but i do admit that i can, in a way understand that they considered it the right thing to do. I'm not saying it was the right thing, nor will i say it was wrong it was their decision and no matter what it took a decent amount of bravery to carry it out.
[i]Got any evidence, even scripture, that supports this?[i] Actually, if you die with mortal sin on your soul, you go to hell, and killing is a mortal sin.
God can kill,and order to kill. We as humans can't do it. Obviously you are atheist, so I can't argue with you. You're just going to be ignorant. The freakin 5th commandment is "Thou shall not kill"
Killing yourself because your upset, and killing yourself to save others are two completely different things. Pulling the pillar down was a heroic act, so it was not wrong. Soldiers who fight in war are basically killing themselves, but they are heroes. My older brother died in war. Now I'm left with just a Mentally handicap brother. (Doesn't have to do with anything lol)
