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I don't know if it's justifiable but I think that somebody who commits suicide has to be very, very desperate and that they are more afraid of life than of death. And that's scary. I don't think we should judge them but rather sympathize with them.
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Yeah, I guess so. Probably in the whole terminal illness cases.
If someone you loved had a terminal illness and was going to spend the next few months in pain would you help them commit suicide if they asked?
No. Because mostly people want you to take care of them and not kill them. And there's always a chance that person's having second thoughts about what he asked me to do ....Quote:
Originally Posted by papayahed
.. Would you take an exam just to see how much you could do, even if you thought you wouldn't be able to pass?
(I hope it's understandable and not complete rubbish what I wrote...)
Sure, but if it regarded anything academic, I would study a lot more before taking it. I once browsed an IQ test, and no one seems expected to get many questions on there correct, but I thought it interesting just to see what I did and did not know.
To the person below me: have you ever had to stay overnight (as a patient) in a hospital or any medical treatment facility?
yes when i had my daughter I was there from sunday morning until thursday afternoon and once for a week at a adolesence crisis center (mental hospital for teenagers).
to the person below me: have you ever had to have major surgery?
Yes and it was a month ago. I'm still heeling from it, but it is ok.
To the person below me: what is you favorit writer?
There are so many, you can't force me to favorize...
same q.
Haven't got one. I could limit it on Simenon, Goethe and Wilde, though. I guess.... but there's many more!
Do you have a really useless hobby(or activity) that you just like doing ? (Of course, I just come up with the idea because I am currently doing somethign that's quite pointless ...)
humm surfiing the web??? ;)
yeah I collect postcards pretty pointless but addictive.
Question, Nightshade? I can continue from the last question - no worries. ;)
I have many useless hobbies - playing chess, also collecting postcards, bookmarks, and these silly literary action figures from my favorite bookstore, including Oscar Wilde, Sigmund Freud, William Shakespeare, and Edgar Allan Poe.
To the person below me: did you ever have to take lessons in any sports, musical instruments, foreign languages, etc. as a child? If so, what?
oh dear... What lessons have i done as a younger child. Let's see:
Hockey, swimming, gymnastics, soccer, softball, baseball, basketball, riding, ice skating, dancing, wall climbing, theatrics, and i played the gong (and some other instruments) in an indonesian orchestra, and that's it... phew... i feel so exhausted on behalf of my younger days.
How many educational facilities have you gone to? (for example, how many different schools have you attended in your life, or also if relevant universities?)
humm lets see I changes schools at least every 3 years for humm what 16 years ok 6 schools one nursery.
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sorry mono I forgot
Night, my useless activity was actually writing a names-list but you're right..this is useless too...;)
Umm... three schools - elementary school, and, oh, that's tough ... "college preparatory high school" (which isn't exactly where I went as we don't have a college but well, a direct translation doesn't work) and university - which I am stil attending...
Same question..
In hight school, I studied experimantal-sciences. Aftre graduating, I got a diploma in electromechanics of automised systems. And know, I'm studying cross-cultural communivation and translation studies.
To the person below me: what is your turning point in your life? I mean: what is the event that occured in your life and made you change, personally and profetionally?
uhm... graduation (Matura where I come from, bac in France, no idea what in America or GB...)
Same question ... I'm being terribly creative today.