Doesn’t it bother you that in the European countries, and in the US, and Canada, and in Australia and New Zealand the wish to commit suicide is not tolerated? And it is even a crime to commit one in the US? Of course, the reason for it is that in the Christian credo countries the Churches condemned suicide too.

And isn’t it weird that in Japan this is not the case? And that for certain acts people are expected to commit suicide rather than continue living in shame? Obviously this type of suicide is something else, than committing suicide because of a depression, but on the other hand – suicide is and remains the act of taking one’s own life.

I wanted to point out also that euthanasia in The Netherlands is only accepted by law if someone is in too much pain to bear, and doesn’t want to continue the agony of such a painful existence. Only than the personal medic will help one in the act of taking his own live. Physical pain can be proven if someone has cancer, or another disease that is known to be very painful. However no one seems to care for the people having a living hell in their minds, and living an awful live for one reason or another. What you’ll hear is – go to your medic and ask to be send to a psychologist or so. What if you do not want to go again to a psychologist? What if you don’t want to be calmed down by Prozac etc? What if the only thing you’d like is to be gone from this world, and not have to live this life that you hate?