Whose Life is it, Anyway?
"Hi, my name is David, and my life is so messed up. I mean, parents are keeping on nagging and nitpicking. My girlfriend dumped me without a reason, and all of my best friends called me a loser and left. In school I am having straight D's. I feel hopeless. There is no way out. Maybe I should commit suicide."-- Anonymous
I'm about to take up a position which is going to be cursed by some, if not all, this is still a terrible stand to take. To tell the truth, if anyone agrees with me on this subject, I'd definitely be surprised. As you can see, rather than arguing form the position of suicide being an unjustified and insane way to die, I shall argue the other point, that is, commit suicide does have its benefits.
Before you people start screaming, hear my speech first.
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