When I was in my second year of
college, a senior committed suicide. The reason was she couldn't cope up with
her father’s death. He was a cancer patient. So the moment she came to know
that he failed to cancer she took her life. When I heard this, didn't even feel
a pinch of sadness for her. My version was she didn't have the right to take
her life when she had a Mom and a lil sister to take care of. But she was her
Dad’s gal and it destroyed her world.
After one year of this incident I
understood with full depth what made her do so. When I encountered something
like hers I came to know the emotions she might have gone through then. The
feeling of feeling so lost and not knowing how to move forward without that
person who was supposed to be with you all through your life. It’s the
difficulty of accepting the fact that they are no longer a visible part of your
life, but more over a belief above your head. Taking yourself away from all
these seems to be a better option than seeing your dear one lifeless. Going
through life without them might be more painful than not living.
I never had any sort if sympathy
to those who took their life by themselves because of emotional problems, death
in family, debt or whatever the reason be. But maybe the amount of loneliness
or breath taking pain made them do that. The thought of ending everything up in
a moment than enduring this pain lifelong might have triggered them to put that extra leg forward.
People find answers in self-killing when the individual simply can't handle the
pain any longer. Do you not think they are in not in extreme anguish about
leaving this world and their loved one? That they are not aware of the hurt
that will be caused? But the pain is simply more than they can bear.
I am never justifying suicide and
never will, and still voice that it’s not the solution and believe it is
nothing less than murder. Facing problems brings out the solution and gives you
courage. But i also thin it’s not a selfish act, it's just a person does not know where to
turn next… But when they decide to have eternal peace they are pushing their
dear ones to lifelong agony. that's the price they are paying for their last freedom.
When a human being does something
like this, the pain he would have gone through right before the moment of
taking such a decision would be enormous. And everyone, well almost most of us,
at some point or the other would have thought of ending up everything in a
moment. So before criticizing someone who made that mistake just think about
what they have gone through and remember them in your prayers. They were
certainly brave people, but not strong enough to bear.
P.S. Senior of mine, hope you find happiness with your Dad up there. Stay happy and peaceful. You are loved and remembered by many every day.
God Blez.
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