If you’re suicidal, survival is not free, it is excruciatingly painfully/costly.
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I mean materially
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Seems a bit tautological as phrased. More practically what I consider cost of survival has been inversely proportional to suicides
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The harder it is to survive the more people find it worthwhile to live on? That seems prima facie wrong. Suicide rates spike during economic and political crises
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Sounds like we don’t know anyone who was seriously suicidal. I’m going with not even close enough to be wrong so far.
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I do actually, but the more stereotypical kind you also appear to know. Trying to tag a different kind of subset than you are, driven by material factors. Middle-aged males in post-Soviet collapse, indebted farmers after a string of bad monsoons etc.
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It's false for assuming only the poorest are suicidal. Plenty of people can afford to keep "surviving" and commit suicide anyway, whether survival is "easy" or "hard".
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Survival is never free, and especially not for the suicidal.
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No comprende amigo!
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False. People with low interest in surviving struggle with their own view of the environment surrounding them, because the same situation isn't perceived equally among members of the same community.
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Some people usually say "I don't think you understand how this changed my life" even if they are surrounded by people experiencing the same. That state of mind is difficult to break regardless of how favorable the environment is. Inner demons.
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