bellyfeeder wrote:
And in case you have wondered, I am one of those people who have had to deal with the aftermath of a suicide after they decided stepping in front of a train was the answer. As such, those who commit suicide have very little sympathy from me. The families on the other hand, are those who deserve every help and support possible.
Someone's been pushed to the point where they honestly feel that ending their own lives is honestly the only logical option...
...and clearly, the people who have to deal with the psychological trauma of coming across/being involved with the act are the ones who need the most help, because the suicide victim was "selfish."
How does it feel to be part of the problem, good sir?
And, just in case you felt your bad experiences with picking up the pieces of the aftermath of a suicide victim's final act gave you the right feel the way you do; I've been there, as well.
And it didn't make me a terrible person for it.