Part 2: if you were the parent, would you feel it would be ethical to keep them alive?

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    2 days ago

    True true. Though it’s not just a black or white state where you just enjoy childish happiness again maybe. You’re slowly gliding into this oblivion. Often still fully aware what is happening. And the sadness you bring to those that love you. I couldn’t stand this point. Either way, this is one of the many illnesses that, to me, count as a proof that there is no god.

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      2 days ago

      Its the worst thing I ever witnessed. Curiously though it was someone who belonged to a faith that had a lot of ritual and that stuff stuck with them the longest since it was so ingrained over the lifetime. That actually in a way makes it sadder. Im now thinking about losing everything that makes me me except for some rote behaviors I performed again and again.

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        1 day ago

        Oh that’s pure irony somehow. The only thing I’m left able to do are rituals for my god that so clearly despises me.