/lit/ - Literature

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That suicide is not necessarily the most difficult thing to do, not the greatest rejection of desire. Depending upon circumstance one desire can be stronger than another.

I for example hate my life. I firmly believe I've the capacity to end it and would even do so but for a courtesy at my parents. But considering other difficulties...such as having to engage in the drudgery that is work or school...I cannot endure it. I have tried and always fail in the endeavor, I give up, I capitulate in the rejection of unpleasant and meaningless work, though I desire to be able to do otherwise so for honor and practical purposes. I cannot. Conversely, I can and often consider leaping from a particular tall building. I I've not a shred of skepticism that my convictions could allow me to do so.

Is it clear? It's very possible even probable that those who kill themselves simply had the proper predilections to do so. One might even argue that all impressive deeds are such if equipped with the necessary cynicism.