Comment by leakycap

Comment by leakycap 3 days ago

6 replies

Seeing someone else experience something is not the same as having it happen to you, and those who wish to instill their opinion on others often have the smallest worldviews and ability to think about what it might be like to experience what someone else is going through.

Noaidi 3 days ago

Please stop assuming you know what suffering I’ve had in my own body and my own life. I don’t wish to discuss it here, but I don’t think it needs to be discussed. My experience doesn’t matter in the logic of the argument.

  • leakycap 3 days ago

    If you don't want to talk about it, you can't expect anyone around you to take it into account.

    You can leave it unsaid if you aren't going to say it, and either way you claim it isn't relevant.

    • Noaidi 3 days ago

      I am saying it’s relevant because suffering is suffering. It has the same source so it does not matter if it’s a big suffering or a little suffering. Understanding suffering does not need a degree of suffering. It just needs suffering.

      The man in the original article was not suffering at all yet he killed himself. What kind of suffering was that? It’s not that he was suffering. He didn’t wanna suffer at all. He didn’t want to suffer shame. This man knew so little about suffering that he took his own life rather than try to figure it out and the remaining years of his life.

      • leakycap 3 days ago

        > It has the same source so it does not matter if it’s a big suffering or a little suffering.

        What religious belief are you trying to explain here?