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Suicide? and got a better answer
Response from *???Ledi Li???*[+++++]
You can feel sorry for him. Pity that he chose the completely wrong path. 2 No. 3.It all depends on what you know and what you believe. If you can properly explain to a potential suicidal person what he's trying to do and the consequences of it for him and those around him, he'll think twice. The main thing is not to be indifferent, like we'll all be there, the whole question is whether we'll be there sooner or later. The desire for suicide is from hopelessness. Hopelessness comes from a lack of understanding and an unwillingness to see life's options. It's a challenge. And it has to be passed.
Response from 0[+++++]
1.You can feel sorry for him. Pity that he chose the absolute wrong path. 2 No. 3.It all depends on what you know and what you believe. If you can properly explain to the would-be suicidal person what he's trying to do and the consequences of it for him and those around him, he'll think twice. The main thing is not to be indifferent, like we'll all be there, the whole question is whether we'll be there sooner or later. The desire for suicide is from hopelessness. Hopelessness comes from a lack of understanding and an unwillingness to see life's options. It's a test. And it has to be passed.
1.You can feel sorry for him. Pity that he chose the absolute wrong path. 2 No. 3.It all depends on what you know and what you believe. If you can properly explain to the would-be suicidal person what he's trying to do and the consequences of it for him and those around him, he'll think twice. The main thing is not to be indifferent, like we'll all be there, the whole question is whether we'll be there sooner or later. The desire for suicide is from hopelessness. Hopelessness comes from a lack of understanding and an unwillingness to see life's options. It's a test. And it has to be passed.
Response from 0[+++++]
Yes! No! I don't know!
Yes! No! I don't know!
Response from 0[+++++]
1. depending on the reasons 2. no, not at all 3. it is solved individually
1. depending on the reasons 2. no, not at all 3. it is solved individually
Response from 0[++]
1.no, fuck your questions. shorter SUICIDE-avoidance of the problem, not its solution-read Coelie Veronica.chetot there. forgot already
1.no, fuck your questions. shorter SUICIDE-avoidance of the problem, not its solution-read Coelie Veronica.chetot there. forgot already
Response from 0[+++++]
That's what sick people do. Why pity them. I can't speak for myself. Today I am healthy. A little does not count. Halfway is not the whole way.
That's what sick people do. Why pity them. I can't speak for myself. Today I am healthy. A little does not count. Halfway is not the whole way.
Response from 0[++]
To cheer-yes I have not made any attempts To help is possible but not at a distance, it is necessary to know the person and his problem, and then already to choose a line of protection it from the own pernicious outlook of the world.
To cheer-yes I have not made any attempts To help is possible but not at a distance, it is necessary to know the person and his problem, and then already to choose a line of protection it from the own pernicious outlook of the world.
Response from 0[+++++]
no, a suicidal person is a weak person. no. help is possible if you communicate with him closely, so that he would forget about his problems
no, a suicidal person is a weak person. no. help is possible if you communicate with him closely, so that he would forget about his problems
Response from 0[+++++]
suicide is an idea for fools and losers. 1. It's not worth pitying anyone at all - they choose their own ways. 2. I stayed alive because I stopped using once. 3. To give up on suicide. Death doesn't change anything.
suicide is an idea for fools and losers. 1. It's not worth pitying anyone at all - they choose their own ways. 2. I stayed alive because I stopped using once. 3. To give up on suicide. Death doesn't change anything.
Response from 0[+++++]
1. From the situation 2. No 3.Never been in that situation. I think 3 that help make sense of the situation.
1. From the situation 2. No 3.Never been in that situation. I think 3 that help make sense of the situation.
Response from 0[++++]
It can be pathetic to the loved ones of a suicidal person. All the problems and yet such grief. Thoughts were, in my youth. Sense and disgust at my own weakness won out. Never had close encounters with people with serious intentions in this area.
It can be pathetic to the loved ones of a suicidal person. All the problems and yet such grief. Thoughts were, in my youth. Sense and disgust at my own weakness won out. Never had close encounters with people with serious intentions in this area.
Response from 0[++]
1. probably. don't know. Depending on the situation and on the person 2. no, I haven't attempted it, though there were thoughts. 8 3. would try to talk me out of it in every possible way
1. probably. don't know. Depending on the situation and on the person 2. no, I haven't attempted it, though there were thoughts. 8 3. would try to talk me out of it in every possible way
Response from 0[+++++]
1 Pity always smells like arrogance, so I wouldn't pity him. Besides, if suicide has a good reason, you can even admire that person. 2 No. 3 I would have quoted Seneca: "You will meet even wise men of the trade who say that one must not do violence to one's life, and who consider suicide an infamy: one must wait for the end appointed by nature. Whoever says this does not see that he is blocking his own way to freedom. The best of what the eternal law has arranged is that it has given us one way into life, but many a way out of life... Do you like life? Live it! If you don't like it, you can go back to where you came from. In one thing we have no right to complain about life: it holds no one back."
1 Pity always smells like arrogance, so I wouldn't pity him. Besides, if suicide has a good reason, you can even admire that person. 2 No. 3 I would have quoted Seneca: "You will meet even wise men of the trade who say that one must not do violence to one's life, and who consider suicide an infamy: one must wait for the end appointed by nature. Whoever says this does not see that he is blocking his own way to freedom. The best of what the eternal law has arranged is that it has given us one way into life, but many a way out of life... Do you like life? Live it! If you don't like it, you can go back to where you came from. In one thing we have no right to complain about life: it holds no one back."
Response from 0[++++]
no, it's everyone's choice. only my parents feel sorry for me. 2. tried. out of pride, it's hard to overstep, to bend, it seemed that it is easier to break, and for good. alive because I have a charming guardian angel. 3. turn 180 degrees and show the other way out of the tunnel.
no, it's everyone's choice. only my parents feel sorry for me. 2. tried. out of pride, it's hard to overstep, to bend, it seemed that it is easier to break, and for good. alive because I have a charming guardian angel. 3. turn 180 degrees and show the other way out of the tunnel.
Response from 0[++++]
1 Suicide is an escape, fugitives are not spared. 2 I was controlled by a second soul at this point. 3 Like everyone else helped, Gave meaning to life.
1 Suicide is an escape, fugitives are not spared. 2 I was controlled by a second soul at this point. 3 Like everyone else helped, Gave meaning to life.
Response from 0[+++]
1. 1. Of course it is. Because no one knows how his fate would have turned out after the irreparable 2. I also had such thoughts, but there was a man who offered another way out of a seemingly hopeless situation, and he also said: There is no way out only from the coffin and the road is the only one. To the cemetery. Everything else can be fixed or abandoned. 3 There were people like that, but it is usually difficult to convince them that there is another way out. Usually detachment from the real world does not give an adequate assessment of what is happening. It is worth convincing that this person is still needed in this world and that it is worth living for the sake of another person, since his life is not precious to him, and the one who needs him simply cannot do without him.
1. 1. Of course it is. Because no one knows how his fate would have turned out after the irreparable 2. I also had such thoughts, but there was a man who offered another way out of a seemingly hopeless situation, and he also said: There is no way out only from the coffin and the road is the only one. To the cemetery. Everything else can be fixed or abandoned. 3 There were people like that, but it is usually difficult to convince them that there is another way out. Usually detachment from the real world does not give an adequate assessment of what is happening. It is worth convincing that this person is still needed in this world and that it is worth living for the sake of another person, since his life is not precious to him, and the one who needs him simply cannot do without him.
Response from 1yard[+++++]
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