Would you ever commit suicide?

Question

Think about it, do you think you will ever commit suicide if you are pushed to the lowest level possible, or will you be alright and think everything wiil be fine, knowing that life will always be a little worse?

Answer 1

of course not ! it`s so sad when some people think of suicide as their last resort. sad, as in, crying sad. not sad like "i feel sorry for you sad" because a lot of times, people don`t realize that there`s help, and that somewhere out there, someone DOES care for you. not only are you hurting yourself, but you`re hurting the people around you who cares for you. no one`s life is perfect, and a perfect life is too good to be true, you`re always going to run into speed bumps through the road of life, but those speed bumps help you become the person you are today. those speed bumps teach you wrong from right, and you learn from your mistakes. suicide is your way of telling life "i give up". i would never commit suicide, i couldn`t bare the thought of my mom standing over my grave crying, wondering what she did wrong as a mother raising me.

Answer 2

Suicide is in most cases the result of a serious mental illness. People are in so much mental, emotional pain that they just can't bear it anymore and can't think rationally. They simply lose their mind and can't help but think of ways to end it all.

Technically this can happy to ANYONE, regardless of what their personal view on suicide is and regardless of how unlikely they think they are to do it themselves. Anyone can get mental illnesses at some point in their life and If people become seriously depressed there is a chance the chemicals in their brain simply take over and leave no room for rational thought.

I used to think there was no way I'd ever even think about committing suicide. Later on I became very seriously depressed and had suicidal thoughts all the time and was on the edge of committing suicide. Now I am glad I was too stubborn and kept reminding myself that I was just ill and that there was still a chance I could get better like so many others. Those who can't hold on like that are just very ill, more ill than I was and they can't help thinking the way they do, they're not in their right mind when they reach this stage of the illness.

Answer 3

Would I ever commit suicide? The answer is no. Your the second person who's ever asked me that. The first was a mental health center worker and I told her what I am going to tell you. "Why? It's a complete waste of time and if I go and kill myself, how am I going to know if I am going to win?" I have been pushed to the lowest level; even, lower than most, as I was unceremoniously shoved up against a hypothetical post, strapped in, had my soul ripped out, mutilated, shoved back down my throat and was told by the people who did it all they were trying to is to help me. Did I tell you that it was my mom and sister who did that? No, no one lifted a finger to help me; they just stood there and watched. Even then I did not think to commit suicide; it never entered my mind.

Answer 4

I would not ever think such a thing. I have had hard times in life taking care of both parents with terminal cancer.

Life is too precious. Even though at times you may think it will get worse it will always get better.

People should always know that when things are pretty bad it is not the end. Give it time and some support things do change around.

Answer 5

I either get excited and try and get to the top again(higher than before if I could) or go insane at first and try to get back to where I was after I calm down.
I'm only going to commit suicide if there's absolutely nothing I can do to make it better. There's no point on trying hard to maintain that kind of life.

Answer 6

Dude first of, if you are thinking of suicide, don't. and secondly i see that most of your questions are are of seriously depressed manner. i would advice you to not to do something stupid and consult a physiologist. There is always help available.

And no i would never commit suicide, cause i believe that no matter how fu*ked up life becomes, we can always start something else, even of we cant amend what has already been done.

Answer 7

The "past" me would have considered doing it but the "present" me would probably be able to reason it out without taking drastic measures. Time waits for no one and all things shall pass. Just have to live through some bad times like so many other people in this world have and their strength gives me courage...:-0 Cheers.

Answer 8

Suicide is always a long-term solution for a short-term problem.

The issue isn't having problems... The issue is just learning to enjoy the ride... It's just a matter of perspective. When some people get lost on the highway, they begin to shake and freakout. I've learned to try and enjoy it and I've seen some beautiful countryside and shops in my travels. Now that I'm used to it, I've learned that every road leads somewhere... they don't make roads that go no where... follow one long enough, you're gonna end up somewhere.

It's the same in life... Just when you think you're lost in your turmoil of crap, instead of throwing away you car keys and shaking in a ditch... Just grab the wheel and pick a road... head somewhere and see where it takes you. You might just enjoy the ride, if you can get over the anxiety.

Answer 9

I have a year and a half fighting cancer (I'm 25). I've put way too much effort into living the life that I've been given to just throw it away.

Suicide is not an option and it never will be. I'm a fighter not a quitter.

Answer 10

No I don't think I would. I know things aren't a;ways going to be good but I have 2 sayings my old sargeant major told that I always remember when I get down.

F**ck 'em, at least they can't make me pregnant.

and

5000 people around the world woke up dead this morning. At least I'm not one of them.