Originally Posted by Salvanas (Post 593083)

People might be right to have their own choices. But if people started accepting suicide as a normal and common thing to do, then our population would slowly dwindle.

Then again, that's a good thing.

Originally Posted by Jaydelart (Post 593090)

I agree.
Sometimes what seems like a minor thing to someone else, may be a more serious thing to you.

However, although I can't say I understand another person's problems completely, when I'm not the one that has to live with them... I can place my judgement in the fact that you are ending your life prematurely.

In that aspect, I can that feel suicide is selfish and disrespectful.

Some people lose their lives when they want to keep it; Some people try to do their best to live after enduring horrible things in their lives.

In addition, Suicide isn't a choice that would effect only you. Ironically, you may be hurting those that love you deeper than any stranger ever could.
If you chose to do it in the public or even in a place that people would discover you, you could scar people's minds with the memories of your lifeless corpse (or what's left of it). And that'd be one of the last impressions you'd make in this world.

There are different kinds of suicide that also need to be considered: Suicide to "gain" something, to protect something and - what I'm talking about - to escape something.

Ultimately, it is their choice whether or not to commit suicide.
... But they can still be judged for making that choice... and they can still be wrong.

Originally Posted by aishiteru13 (Post 593109)

but again
it's one person's choice
whether they choose to se it as selfish or disrespectful

Originally Posted by xYinniex (Post 593128)

well, its all about survival of the fittest and some people seem to have lost that complex.

Originally Posted by Salvanas (Post 593002)

1: Do kids have the right to commit suicide for such problems when we have people being raped, abused, dieing of starvation, or have some sort of lethal disease who still strive to survive?

2: Do adults really have the right to be depressed for long periods of time or (even at all) over such problems, when we have people being raped, abused, dieing of starvation, or have some sort of lethal disease who still strive to survive?