Why dieing is not a solution to your problem(s)

Dieing might seem to some as a way of letting go of all problems. However, I don’t think that’s how the world works. For example, say that someone’s got a grudge against you; if that’s the case, then they might have an advantage over you once you’re dead; not only that, but those who have done you wrongs might never see justice. Now, if you kept living, then you might be seeing justice being given to those who have done you wrongly. Sometimes it might take a day, other times a few months, or maybe even a lifetime. But don’t ever lose hope when it comes to solving your problems. Yes, hope might be lost in some way, but it’s like this: it’s like falling into a coma; in that case, you don’t lose all hope of life, but merely can have the illusion of being dead, and it’s in that way that life can work too; you might be convinced that you have been killed by your problems, but after being tortured, you might realize that pain is essential and you actually might still have hope.

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