Posted: May 31, 2013 4:54 pm
Wrong.
Shooting oneself in the head is a statement that the person may have wished to die AT THAT MOMENT - or they may have wanted to hurt someone else by hurting themselves.
However, once that moment has passed, there is simply no way of knowing what their wishes will be. I recall hearing the personal tale of someone who jumped off of the Golden Gate Bridge and survived. He said that the instant he left the bridge, he thought to himself "That is the stupidest thing I've ever done, I wish I hadn't done it."
Do not be in a hurry to decide what others want for them, especially with something as final as death.
Shooting oneself in the head is a statement that the person may have wished to die AT THAT MOMENT - or they may have wanted to hurt someone else by hurting themselves.
However, once that moment has passed, there is simply no way of knowing what their wishes will be. I recall hearing the personal tale of someone who jumped off of the Golden Gate Bridge and survived. He said that the instant he left the bridge, he thought to himself "That is the stupidest thing I've ever done, I wish I hadn't done it."
Do not be in a hurry to decide what others want for them, especially with something as final as death.