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On Suicide
« on: November 14, 2012, 03:40:40 pm »
Before I forget, today news came to the school that one of James Rivers' Students committed suicide last night, I think by hanging (that is just by word of mouth, so it may or may not be true) But, it got me thinking; are people who commit suicide just being selfish? Or are they justifiable in their actions? I figure that if people cannot come to terms and ask (y'know the usual questions) "Who is gonna miss me?" "Why am I alive?" etc. In my opinion, (which, I wanted to say this entire post to ask y'all's input) the committians are just being selfish because they are not allowing others to give any input on their decisions, and while many people do that, does that make it right? To just blindly do such things without seeing it from other peoples viewpoints? And, I'm not disrespecting the dead here, but why do they think that their lives are so insignificant that they can just throw their lives away. I know for a fact that if I committed suicide that everyone that I know would probably bawl because I'm dead. And that my chores won't get done. I got responsibilities, I can't die! (Or get sick!) Anyhoozle, I look forward to your words of stuffery! Have a nice day!
P.S. Yes I did make a few words up. YOU ENJOYED IT IMMENSLY
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