Committing
suicide? Now that is something that has never crossed my mind. Why would I want
to take my greatest possession away? How can suicide be such a normal topic to
Brent Runyon? He talks about killing himself, as I would speak about going to
the mall.
After reading this memoir for 45 minutes, the blur that existed before about
suicide slowly starts to clear up. I get a picture of why people do it, even
though there's no excuse.
Brent even agrees with me somewhere along the book.
He prefers to go through the consequences than to be laying on a hospital bed
suffering more than he used to.
After reading this memoir for 45 minutes, the blur that existed before about
suicide slowly starts to clear up. I get a picture of why people do it, even
though there's no excuse.
Brent even agrees with me somewhere along the book.
He prefers to go through the consequences than to be laying on a hospital bed
suffering more than he used to.
I
have gone through really tough times throughout my life: fights, troubles,
sadness, depression and other unnamable feelings. And yes, I wish they would
all come to an end no matter the consequences. But getting to the point of
taking my life away has never been an option.
