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There's a big leap between knowing that and actually doing it. People should be able to go as they wish, it's bodily autonomy.
by NeutralForest 4y ago
There's a big leap between knowing that and actually doing it. People should be able to go as they wish, it's bodily autonomy.
- masklinn 4y ago> There's a big leap between knowing that and actually doing it. Which is mostly a good thing, as it leaves some room for relenting. > People should be able to go as they wish, it's bodily autonomy. There's a difference between being able to go as you wish, and being able to go as an impulse you can't take back.
- NeutralForest 4y agoAgreed and if people are able to reach out when they want to end it, it'll help us provide a structure to point people at either mental health resources or genuine end of life care; depending on the situation.
- cogman10 4y ago> People should be able to go as they wish, it's bodily autonomy. Your right to "go how you wish" ends when it impacts others. For example, if you jump off a building there's a good chance you could kill a person you land on. Then there's emotional trama. If you feed yourself to the lions at the zoo, you've harmed the onlookers and likely given people/children PTSD.
- NeutralForest 4y agoNot remotely the point I was making.