Manjanaia2006-01-18 18:35:09
QUOTE(Soll @ Jan 15 2006, 10:12 PM)
However much you all say it is cowardly to take your own life, it takes an incomprehendible amount of willpower to actually commit the final act of doing so. While the deed may be viewed as cowardly by others, the act is something that requires a steely will and incredibly courage. It is not the work of a coward.
The above statement neither approves of nor disapproves of suicide.
The above statement neither approves of nor disapproves of suicide.
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Your post is exactly why I worded my statement 'It is not cowardly to not be able to take your own life' and not 'It is cowardly to take your own life'. I was very careful about that.
Daganev2006-01-18 18:51:17
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However much you all say it is cowardly to take your own life, it takes an incomprehendible amount of willpower to actually commit the final act of doing so. While the deed may be viewed as cowardly by others, the act is something that requires a steely will and incredibly courage. It is not the work of a coward.
The above statement neither approves of nor disapproves of suicide.
The above statement neither approves of nor disapproves of suicide.
If you have to do one act and it takes X courage, or you have to have Y courage keep living... You have to constantly keep living.
So lets say your lifting weights, its easier to lift 500 pounds once, then it is to lift .5 pounds, 900 times.
