ZenAlex

All bullshit. It's just a lie they tell you to scare you away from doing it. They have no way of confirming this is real. The likely reality is that you are basically what you were before you were born. In absolute nothingness. But the best option is not to kill yourself at all and try and make your life better.

You may not be able to completely stop caring, but what helps is how much satisfaction in life you can create for yourself, and this may help you value what other people think less and less as you realise you need their approval less. Challenge why you think what they have to say is so important.

Actually, it a diagnosable disorder that involves professionals prescribing medications, diet and lifestyle adjustments to help improve the symptoms. It is a scientifically proven, neurobiological disorder. Don't go around telling people it isn't, it literally stops people from being able to function properly, which is why it is a genuine disorder. I'm sorry but you need to know what you're talking about before telling people stuff like this.

Did you have a gun? Do you think many guns would help you in an attack? What happened exactly? Just curious, thanks.

Or should we force them to live regardless? I personally think it should be your right to end your life, so long as you're not doing it in a way that puts others in danger, like doing it in public. Preferably there'd be a place you could go to to do it, and you'd see a professional who could try and talk you out of it by showing you your other options, but if you still want to do it, it should be your decision. Outside of this scenario, we should physically prevent people from doing it, but until the above scenario is a professional practice, you should be able to do it on your own private property. If someone doesn't want to die of natural causes, that should be their right, especially if they are suffering and there's no strong reason to believe they'll get better. Making ending ones own life completely illegal is just as cruel as making putting dogs down illegal. Keeping living beings alive just to suffer miserable existences because we desire them to stay alive is selfishness. We should try to save them by offering them options that might change their life, but ultimately there should be a legal way to end your life IMO. It should be legal with restrictions. P.S. I am not going to do this, so don't worry I am not suicidal, I just take interest in this subject.

What happened?

I eat Tofu daily, but i'm not gonna worry too much about this.

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INTJ here.

What about an armed security guard rather than police? Not quite the same.

On a normal day - Breakfast Oats + Cashew milk Tofu and beans Lunch - About 70-80g of mixed nuts - Cashews, almonds, brazil FRUIT - Banana, Medjool dates. Dinner - Big sweet potato, with tofu and beans inside Salad with spinach/olive oil Fruit - Pineapple, blueberries, grapes.

If his intuition is guiding him towards teal swan, I'd highly advise he proceed with extreme caution.

Why can't you use paragraphs?

Isn't this not stage blue?

Probably true, but it's an unwise decision. The only wise decision is to know the person inside and out because humans have become masters at appearances and pretending to be something they're not.

Also about your post above, I think you need to mind your perception of what a confident man is. Not all confident men are expressive and go out of their way to dominate. It's not all about being dominant and submissive. Some men can be confident but be quiet and unexpressive. Being quiet isn't necessarily a sign of low confidence, and I think sometimes the more someone is animated, the less calm they are and the more they have something to prove. I am confident, but I am often quiet. It's not because I am scared, it is because I have nothing to prove. Sometimes cocky people are capable people, but their cockyness is still largely compensating for something. I think you need to realise you can be assertive without being cocky and need to dominate others.

Are you sure it's not just confidence you're attracted to? Are you sure it's cockyness? At the end of the day though, I see cockyness as over confidence, it may not be built on anything to back it up, so be careful. Not everyone who is attractive is good or even strong. Some people are delusional and that leads to a form of shallow confidence. You need to wait to see if that person has something to be back it up.

Just enjoying a peaceful life hiking, finding new music, finding moments of bliss and peace.

Hey guys, as time has gone on throughout my adulthood, I noticed myself becoming more emotionally flat. I noticed in my early adulthood lacking strong preference in most things, being apathetic and not caring. Then around my early twenties I started to notice myself feeling more flat, and then by default more discontent. I've done a lot over the last few years to combat this - No regular alcohol consumption, healthy diet, better sleep, given up video games/tv regularly, trying new things. I'm grateful for my issues for forcing me into self awareness and helping me discover new things, but despite feeling better than I did a few years ago, It still doesn't feel like it once did before. It's like around 23 years old I noticed something flip inside of me and all of a sudden I became a lot more neurotic and lacked the same enjoyment from things. I'm over the worst of it, because I can take some satisfaction from things now, but things have never felt the same. I've gone to a psychologist, but she didn't really have much of an answer, and just told me to socialise more, and that I may have Autism. I tried socialising more with people, and even though I did enjoy it a bit, it didn't change my default feeling. I used to be an emotional kid, but now I feel mostly apathetic and uncaring. Anyone ever overcome this?

I don't really want anything enough to be disappointed really. I'd be disappointed if I could never walk again and hike I guess. I always just try and find away around obstacles, I don't complain.

Because we're literally made to survive above all else. No point in valuing happiness and love if you're dead.

I really don't understand what people mean by "trust nature". Everything is natural, including you thinking twice about what you're doing and put precautions in place to avoid the damage certain parts of nature can do to you.

Are you a diagnosed schizophrenic?

Just because you have no doubts doesn't mean you're not delusional.

Do you - Drink alcohol? Drink caffeine? Drink energy drinks or anything else with stimulants? Take drugs? Get terrible sleep regularly? I've had paranoid thoughts, and it approved my paranoia massively when I stopped drinking alcohol and caffeine. If you do anything of the above, try changing these things. There's so much crap in people's diets. If none of the above apply to you, then go to a professional, because you may have paranoid personality disorder or this may be leading onto something more serious like schizophrenia.