There obviously isn't a blanket statement to cover every self-inflicted death through time...but I'm saying you are typically in the situation you are in, good or bad, because of choices you make or choices your family made on your behalf and things genetically instilled or not instilled. Remember that blessings flow for 1000s of generations and iniquities go to the 3rd and 4th.
So suicide isn't selfish...then it must be unselfish? I can't buy that.
It's one of the two, because everything you do has an affect on the others around you.
I highly doubt it would have mattered.. If they have 200 million or 250 million (whatever it is life insurance you speak of)... are they really that much more well off?
If anything the family is more ruined mentally over the suicide because the why and the what could I have done will never go answered and be in their minds forever.. that is way worse than any monetary loss.
-murph
IMO no selfishness in taking your own life. The person who does it is convinced they are doing themselves and people around them a favor.
People are always concerned about the loved ones they leave behind and totally dismiss the FACT that these people are suffering WAAAAY worse then their husbands/wives/children/siblings.
Yeah it sucks for those people but it sucks worse for the person who isn't here anymore. Life goes on for everybody else.
People are always concerned about the loved ones they leave behind and totally dismiss the FACT that these people are suffering WAAAAY worse then their husbands/wives/children/siblings.
Yeah it sucks for those people but it sucks worse for the person who isn't here anymore. Life goes on for everybody else.
This is pretty darn sad if true
As the world mourns the shocking loss of Robin Williams, details continue to emerge about the comedy icon’s recent struggles with money and addiction.
“All he could talk about were serious money troubles,” a family friend who recently spoke with Williams told Radar Online. “There were clearly other issues going on and Robin sounded distant during the telephone conversation.”
Williams opened up about his money problems in aParade magazine interview last year in which he mentioned how hard it was to deal with divorce.
“Divorce is expensive,” Williams said. “It’s ripping your heart through your wallet.
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After the cancellation of his CBS show “The Crazy Ones” in May, the family friend told Radar that Williams was having an extremely difficult time coping with the show being axed.
“Robin slipped into a deep depression,” the friend said. “He felt embarrassed and humiliated that the show had been a failure.”
http://pagesix.com/2014/08/12/robin...w&utm_source=NYPTwitter&utm_medium=SocialFlow
As the world mourns the shocking loss of Robin Williams, details continue to emerge about the comedy icon’s recent struggles with money and addiction.
“All he could talk about were serious money troubles,” a family friend who recently spoke with Williams told Radar Online. “There were clearly other issues going on and Robin sounded distant during the telephone conversation.”
Williams opened up about his money problems in aParade magazine interview last year in which he mentioned how hard it was to deal with divorce.
“Divorce is expensive,” Williams said. “It’s ripping your heart through your wallet.
...
After the cancellation of his CBS show “The Crazy Ones” in May, the family friend told Radar that Williams was having an extremely difficult time coping with the show being axed.
“Robin slipped into a deep depression,” the friend said. “He felt embarrassed and humiliated that the show had been a failure.”
http://pagesix.com/2014/08/12/robin...w&utm_source=NYPTwitter&utm_medium=SocialFlow
