suicide and death?

Question

I`ve been thinking of killing myself latley. I wonder if there is something on the other side of death?

Answer 1

Is there something on the other side of death? Well that is a question will only one way of finding out...I personally believe yes there is and God and my passed loved ones are waiting to greet me when my time comes. If you are thinking about killing yourself there are plenty of people to talk to. Please call these people 1-800-273-TALK or 1-800-273-8255, this is a crisis hotline that can not only help answer your questions but help you, and talk to you if that is all you want to do. My brother killed himself and it is not something you want to put your loved ones through, not to mention yourself??

Answer 2

How do you know that is what is on the other side is any better? It could be worse... Give this some serious thought, at least call a crisis line and talk to a professional who can give you straight up answers. Nearly all of people that have attempted suicide (eg jumping of Golden Gate Bridge) regretted the attempt and had second thoughts at the last minute. Since you're still thinking about it suggests to me you really don't want to do it. Get some help.

Answer 3

Thinking about killing yourself huh? I have thought about it plenty of time and I still do from time to time. I came close once said my payer and started to take pills but as I was doing this I thought about my mom and dad my brothers and sister, I thought of the pain I would cause them… I’m sure they would feel the blame… So I started to cry… I think that kinda saved me that day.
Life is tough bro and there will be times that you feel that you can’t go any further and wish to give up the fight… But you can’t... you’ll feel better soon, but if you were to go through with it just think of the pain that your parents and family would feel it would be unbearable. Think about it and if you feel like if you are losing the fight just know tomorrow is a different day with new possibilities for happiness.

Answer 4

Nope. We live and we die. Do you remember anything before you were born, or really, when you started actually having memories?

Nope. We're simply intelligent animals, nothing more. Nothingness awaits us all, and I'm afraid to say, that the thought of death scares me more than anything in the world. But, when we're dead, we won't know and every event in the history of the universe will basically happen instantly as there will be no time.

Time is a human invention to measure our lives by, nothing more. Space and time is infinate... but our time isn't.

Answer 5

If there is, you will find out (as we all will) when we die for whatever reason, and either way, you'll have eternity to experience it, so whats the hurry?

If there isn't, you've just waisted whats left of the breif time we have here.

Stop thinking about yourself so much. Suicide is so f****** selfish! Go out and try to help other people and you will find value in that and begin to enjoy life more.

Answer 6

You should be wondering whats around the next corner in your life. Death will come and once it does you can not go back to find out what you missed. Look for the next corner and find out whats on the "other side" when its your time

Answer 7

i dont think there is, the point of living is dying but there is no point to death, or at least i cant figure it out. death is just the end, we r like the universe, it started and eventually it will end. after it ends, sumthing different starts, u die and sumthin else will b born. u could see that as reincarnation but i dont think so. u die and u r finished, nothing is on the other side.

Answer 8

Sorry to hear that you're thinking about ending your life. There is a LOT to learn and love about this plane. Why are you thinking about suicide? That really isn't a challenge worthy of you, I would think.

I have known people who have committed suicide (my mother, for one--whom I supported in her decision; she was terminally ill and suffering greatly). Mostly they had lived a long life (over 55 years), and had challenging illnesses. One was younger and thought that he didn't have anything worth living for (not his parents, his daughter, or what he could create for her).

My son (who is 21) thought about suicide when he was a young teen. He and I talked about it, and he decided not to do it. He made it through the "troubles" he had in highschool, and is now very happy doing what he wants (he's in Sri Lanka right now).

This plane is about excitement and adventure--the greatest of which is overcoming the challenges that come our way. There are a lot different challenges that come our way, and many people who can help us out, either through imparting the wisdom of their life experiences, or through helping us explore what our challenges are and how to successfully overcome them.

The important thing is talking about your problems. I would recommend that you talk with your parents, guidance counselor, or a professional therapist. There are a LOT of people how love helping people, and ai'm sure that they'd like to help you overcome your challenges. Talk with them today. Don't wait. There's a LOT of joy in life, and a lot to make you happy. It's easy to find, too. With the right guide.

Answer 9

Death...
Is an endless fall.
A barren hole, covered in
snow, magma, and sadness.
Don't kill yourself.
I feel like killing myself, sometimes, because I have no point in existing for anyone else. The only reason I still exist is manga artist, and someone I like. If I don't kill myself and don't have a point in existing, you definatly shouldn't, since you have resons, more than I, at least.

Answer 10

Dont do this to yourself, you have a life, enjoy it. There is nothing on the other side of death, NOTHING! I hope you get some help, and keep on living your life. You might be in a tough spot right now, but it will get better if you believe it will. Like I said, dont do this to yourself! Well, I hope this helps!
Jessica