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Both of those examples just point to the value of having true support from a larger community. If you see someone suicidal or who has never known true familial
by didericis 4y ago
Both of those examples just point to the value of having true support from a larger community. If you see someone suicidal or who has never known true familial support, try to bring them in and teach them what a true and healthy family looks like. And if you ever find yourself in that position, you want try to crawl your way out and into better networks and a state of mind, as confusing and painful as that may be.
Committing suicide alone or forever living without an understanding of true compassion are not good outcomes that should just be accepted.
- 9530jh9054ven 4y agoI'm talking about an inevitable outcome of communities, being that there are going to be individuals that won't belong to any of them. In that case I'm saying that committing suicide alone is the best outcome out of a set of bad options, because at least there is no collateral damage.
- didericis 4y agoI disagree with everything you said and find your outlook both sad and disgusting. We can make a space in the world for everyone, however small. People can find each other. Homeless drug addicts have friends. Lonely people can find communities. Circumstances are not static.