It's "wrong" only if you believe that taking one's own life is wrong. This is a deep, long-standing issue that has valid points on both sides. Not so black and

It's "wrong" only if you believe that taking one's own life is wrong. This is a deep, long-standing issue that has valid points on both sides. Not so black and white. I can think of at least one good use case: where someone with a terminal disease (or otherwise poor quality of life, through no control of their own). Then, maybe, peacefully taking one's own life to reduce their own suffering, not to mention the suffering of their loved ones, might actually be the "right" choice. Hard to generalize this as a universal rule since context matters so much here.