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I think some people think it's no big deal of they were to do it. They don't think about how it would affect others around them. They get upset about simple things and don't feel like facing them. "I'm not popular, I wanna die."
I went through horrible times in school being picked on, threatened, etc. Teachers didn't even care. The people who should have been there to help didn't want to be bothered with it. It wasn't just minor teasing; it was the type that makes me understand why people these days end up taking guns to school. You can't get away from it, you can't stop it, you can't avoid it, you can't stop going to school, so just not being alive would be the only way out.
Well here I am almost 30 and still dealing with the side-effects from those years. Unable to have friends or a real job or a social life of any kind. Depressed about my life and how it went nowhere, self-doubt, still having to deal with people who think it's fun or cool to say mean things to me for no reason. People who say to just get over it and move on when it's not that simple. I can totally understand why people who went through what I did in school would consider suicide.
I think if you're on medication that can cause suicidal thoughts, there may be forgiveness options if you go through with it. But only God knows if it was the meds or your normal state of mind that caused it. I personally don't believe you get into Heaven if you kill yourself purposely. I know you should always have faith, but some times even when you do, things don't work out the way you want them to. If you're about to be tortured, I know faith would be important, but even those with faith still end up in those situations, so it's hard to say if you killed yourself to escape torture or a slow death if you'd be forgiven. What if you have a terminal illness and there's no cure? Would dying in peace be a sin if it was self-inflicted? Or are you supposed to wait it out and suffer? Suffering is a part of life, but....?
What if you had to rescue someone and knew if you saved them, you'd get killed? You'd be forgiven there, right?
It would be nice to have some hints from Jesus on these things now a days, lol!
Either way, over the years, I realized suicide (no matter how often I thought about it) is NOT acceptable in my beliefs, so that's never an option for me anymore. I'm glad I came to that conclusion.
I went through horrible times in school being picked on, threatened, etc. Teachers didn't even care. The people who should have been there to help didn't want to be bothered with it. It wasn't just minor teasing; it was the type that makes me understand why people these days end up taking guns to school. You can't get away from it, you can't stop it, you can't avoid it, you can't stop going to school, so just not being alive would be the only way out.
Well here I am almost 30 and still dealing with the side-effects from those years. Unable to have friends or a real job or a social life of any kind. Depressed about my life and how it went nowhere, self-doubt, still having to deal with people who think it's fun or cool to say mean things to me for no reason. People who say to just get over it and move on when it's not that simple. I can totally understand why people who went through what I did in school would consider suicide.
I think if you're on medication that can cause suicidal thoughts, there may be forgiveness options if you go through with it. But only God knows if it was the meds or your normal state of mind that caused it. I personally don't believe you get into Heaven if you kill yourself purposely. I know you should always have faith, but some times even when you do, things don't work out the way you want them to. If you're about to be tortured, I know faith would be important, but even those with faith still end up in those situations, so it's hard to say if you killed yourself to escape torture or a slow death if you'd be forgiven. What if you have a terminal illness and there's no cure? Would dying in peace be a sin if it was self-inflicted? Or are you supposed to wait it out and suffer? Suffering is a part of life, but....?
What if you had to rescue someone and knew if you saved them, you'd get killed? You'd be forgiven there, right?
It would be nice to have some hints from Jesus on these things now a days, lol!
Either way, over the years, I realized suicide (no matter how often I thought about it) is NOT acceptable in my beliefs, so that's never an option for me anymore. I'm glad I came to that conclusion.