I don't like this euthanasia one bit, but what if in a real situation a person asks to be murdered/killed? Should I do it, or that person is a definitely psycho?
I won't be hurrying to respond on his ask, while what should I say to him? Sometimes I feel lack of any arguments in such conditions.
Maybe it is because of myself – in a rea situation mostly I appear to get depression. It's really uneasy for me to get a hope.
There was a woman which broke my heart too strong. Killed my hope. I never recover after that. Lost any purpose of life.
Of course I tried to get back, but none of any further attempts were real or true. I would say something died in me then.
Before it (12.06.2017) I was much much more optimistic, and then... Since that day I cannot become more optimistic. Five years past since that day...
So, what if I met a person who got a serious problem, and he asked me to help him to end his pain, should I help him? I don't know, but I guess that the least I would want was to accept his suffering...
You know, sometimes a heart scar is more lethal, than a skin one. The former cut time, while the latter cut purposes. Not having a purpose risks turn a life into the meaningless.
Ahh heart break especially if it's your 1st love is probably one of the top 10 most painful experiences that stay with you and change you for ever
But because we don't let that be a valid reason to kill a person if they ask us to so that they won't hurt anymore
And the reason (other then the obvious illegal one)
Is that so long as a person doesn't die from the thing that inflicted pain on the then they will recover in a way
Because all things pass and all pains lessen eventually
My surrogate mom of the only person that truly believed in me, and encouraged me, once said to me after my fiyoncé (which was also my 1st girlfriend and my first love) had cheated on me then broke up with me
which as you can probably imagine that I probably wasn't the happiest most positive out going person at that particular time in my life to say the least lol
But she saw that I was feeling like I had lost my entire future and reason to even wake up in the morning and so she came up to me and said
"I remember what first love felt like when I was young and how ridiculously overwhelmingly strong is
And how your consumed with the other person and I know what it's like when that other person leaves you and the pain that brings you but you have to remember and I know this might sound impossible in this current moment in your life because of just how bad it hurts but even if they were that 1 in 1000000 that still means that there are hundreds of other partners out there that are just as perfect of a fit for you and your life and can love you just as much as you loved the previous one
I've been married 3 times and alot has happened in my 67yrs on this planet and each husband I had I truly loved, but in a different way each time
and each way was in such a way that it was irreplaceable, but when things happened that took that particular love away it hurt each time
but I did love more than once and I realized that that first love is a kind of love that is not practical or sustainable for very long in this world
although it does serve a purpose that purpose is just a short one and then it is replaced with more practical kinds of love
but nonetheless you'll always remember that first love and time will go on and so will you and you have no choice but to go on as well
so remember there's hundreds of "the perfect one" out there just waiting for you to find them, but instead your hiding over here on an old couples farm mowing the pastor wallowing in sadness as opposed to out there finding them"
That was an eye opener for me at the age and place in my life for sure
And she was right about 3yrs later I met my best friend which ended up becoming my wife and I still couldn't ask for a better partner over a decade later
As impossible as some situations in life may seem in the moment they often times look like nothing later on in life when we look back.
