Serious At what point is it truly over? Like, not just in the dating world, but life in general.

[Lookslikeit]

I dont mean incels exclusively, i mean cases where it would be obviously, unfathomably over. Like when a person has a severe physocological imbalance, like a deep rooted psicosis that just wont go away or when they born a vegetable like person.

What do i mean by this thread? Like when it should a human imperative to just unplug them, like it would be inhumane to just let them live.

Why this is such a taboo question? (With normies i mean)? Whats with this "sanctity of life" BS that lets a 3rd degree burning victim, who isnt even recognizable as a person, to just keep on living? Or an acid attack victim?

At what point in this whole civilization process will a person just call those poor fellas up to a room and give him (at least) "the talk"? (to off himself quietly if he so desires)? Or just make that decision himself?

I dont know a single parent of, lets call, a 'fail to launch kid', whos mentally insane enough to feel proud of an extremely autistic son/daughter, a kid with heavy down syndrome or just a kid who's not born with all his limbs fully intact. It just isnt possible.

Im sure the majority of them scorn at the fact they ever decided to have that kid. Im sorry, im not trying to sound superior here, (im a fucking incel for crying out loud) but its the unquestionable truth.

 

[NirvanaFan1988]

Whats with this "sanctity of life"

Normies parroting kike propaganda, they actually want more slaves to produce wealth for the kikes and then be discarded after they die of age or a terminal disease from consooming kike products.

 

[AlexAnguish]

when being a millionaire doesn't fix your problems.

 

[FastBlast]

For me personally, it is not over yet. I may be incel and my life sorta sucks now, but I still have a chance at a decent life filled with nice copes and maybe even sex (with escortmaxxing) in the near future. I do not have any severe disabilities and I am still pretty young and healthy. For people not as fortunate, it may be truly over for them.

 

[Meeku]

Not sure if I'm answering the question, but I don't think it's necessarily that hard for it to be over, just have to fall through enough cracks. You can be born mostly physically normal but without any support structures which leads you to cope by yourself, resulting in isolation and missing out on developmental milestones you can't make up for later in life.

 

[lemon21]

It's a personal choice. There may come a time when you think enough is enough. It depends from person to person. For some it may be as simple as having a few setbacks to just want to blow your brains out.

For others a lifetime of failures reaching a breaking point....

 

[Todd Thundercock]

Age 24, no friends or social network whatsoever. That's when you can throw in the towel at being a productive member of society that's not utterly despised. Copes are always there, works for me, but for some that's not enough.