SUICIDE of LIFE and of ALL REASONING
The many big questions I asked -excerpts from the forum below the following paragraph.
Robert Schoch made this collage from our picture in
the coffer and the Eternal Embrace
of the skeletons they found locked
together embracing. I got scared when I received this
picture in an email though due to his comments of being together forever and
knowing of his mental state. I emotionally ended our
"partnership/relationship/common-law marriage" when we returned from
our last
trip from Egypt in 2007. It was just all too weird, too much and out of control, I was
afraid. Peru was a disaster,
Bosnia, almost everything I created and negotiated
he took credit for or destroyed. He took from me monetarily and of my private
personal collections that are very dear to me. I did not realize the underlying truth until I was finally able to step
away and take a more in-depth view of the entirety of the situation I got myself
into; the absurd activities just would not stop and the
insane events just kept happening. Kind of like,
"If you are too close to a painting, you
can't really see it, you need to stand back a bit to get the full perspective." I found help for him here in North Carolina and he went
to Blue
Ridge Grace Hospital for a few days for initial evaluation and from there he was then
transferred to
Broughton Hospital. I divorced him a few months later (I spoke with various
Attorneys up in Attleboro, MA and in NC. I was advised that in Common Law
Marriages you must still let the other person know you are divorcing otherwise
you are still "legally" married in some States and Countries. Since he was not
communicating to me and avoiding all calls and emails, I had to post on the
internet [this page in fact] so he could read it, or some one else would and
relay the info to him - that was most disturbing and embarrassing to me).
I retained robertschoch.net so all incoming links would not be lost and all articles and
images would be preserved and archived. Robert eventually started
his new life; he got a new domain site; a new wife to build it for him and life
goes on. People think Circular Times is his publication, it is not. I have been
publishing Circular Times since 1995, first in hardcopy, then I went online in
1996 and then offline in 2002. Robert wanted me to go back online and Steve LeMaster (previous owner of Robertschoch.net) released robertschoch.net into my
hands in 2005 and I owned it from that initial transfer. I created the
entire site with
my articles and others' from
Circular Times' archives along with some of
Robert's old files. Robert's files got corrupted in cyber space when Steve broke
them apart so I had to recreate them
and start fresh. I hope this settles all of the untruthful statements that have
been made by Robert Schoch about me on his new site.
Thank you, Colette
Posted by
Colette M. Dowell at 06:31, 02 Jun 2007
So, scenario is this. A friend long time close
buddy, always depressed, always just in so so
mood, you are always picking up the pieces to
their life in hopes it will make a difference,
you cheer them on everyday, you write positive
notes in reply to their negative ones, you give
of yourself constantly and rescue, no no no ,
they try to manipulate you further, guilt trip
you, you are not giving enough of your self, but
you are giving all you got and you have always,
you are burned out from constant emotions that
reek of hell and drama and you speak your words
of console and take on the extra work to ease
the burden of your fried thinking that it will
help, years go by, this person claims they have
a mental disorder and have all of their life,
they have never taken any medication to see if
it would work and help them, they say no, they
want to do it naturally, of course they fail as
they are unable to complete a task, so you
change course with them and suggest something
else, but they give you their reason why it
won't work before they have even tried it, this
continues day after day, you are worn out, they
beat you down and do not allow you to not take a
break with out telling you that you do not care,
but they fail to see your daily efforts, you
carry their weight and are silent about it, you
do not draw attention to their lack of
contribution to their own life, they lack the
ability to want to care for themselves, then
they want you to be like them, they claim you
are when you know precisely you are not, they
want to die because they feel no love in their
life and claim they have always been denied love
and have been alone, they do not see color in
the world, they can only see black and white,
you show them bursting bright reds and yellows
and they claim you have shown them nothing, they
want to die, and want you to die with them as
they are alone in death as well, you try all you
can and nothing works, they bathe themselves in
sorrow and want to have a sorrow poor me
provoking argument of why they are right about
not taking medications as it will make them even
more depressed and then they might really kill
themselves, but they say they will do it anyway
if they are not on meds, but they complain and
whine and you are looking at them with grief and
despair and help help help and your life is then
consumed with trying to always salvage something
good out of something bad, but, they see no good
in anything, and then have a false illusion
about them self and turn low self esteem into
important grandeur and delusions of grandiose
order, you try to get them to see some
perspective, they are unwilling as they say
change is not capable, you are left with
wondering what in the hell am I doing this for
as you are never thanked for your efforts. Your
battery is drained and all energy is being
sucked up by the other just to survive another
day to complain and want to die anyway. What do
you do? Do you walk away and let the person fend
for them self and if they knock them self off
well so be it or do you get them committed, is
it your right to step in and help when it is
their life? If they continually guilt trip you
into not leaving or they will die they need you
to take care of them but they do not want to
care for them self, are you responsive to
continue to care for them? Is it spiritually
ethical to walk away and put your needs first or
is that selfish, or is it selfish of the other
person to constantly demand attention even when
you have no more to give and what you do give is
not acknowledged, what do you do? Is some one
taking their own life so bad if they are so
miserable anyway and your time and life is spent
trying to keep them from not killing themselves?
What do you do? DO you let them have free will
and use their own judgment as in what they think
of their life really is their right to think
anyway, so, again, what about the ethics of
allowing a person to think that about
themselves. If they are truly unhappy and never
have joy and no joy is ever welcomed as that
means they might be improving and they do not
want to improve as it means they no longer get
the attention they seek, or is it they are
incapable of grasping improvement and what a
happy life is with out paranoia and grief, I
mean, crap, I could go on and on, but by now I
think who ever is reading this is catching my
drift I hope. I have many more thoughts, but, I
feel I have listed enough to ask the question,
what do you do with someone when they constantly
want to commit suicide? Do you allow them free
will or do you stick them in a Looney bin (oh
God I would hate to be in one of those then I
would want to die myself) do you take their free
will away or do you walk away and leave them
with love and light and await the out come?
What? I am at a loss here. I am nerved out and
feel I need some input from the people I am
close to, which is the Grail, I have no others I
feel that would understand what I am trying to
convey as there is much to do about spirit and
souls and karma and free will, co dependency,
all of that that we here on the Grail
understand.
XC
What do you do about suicide? External link to the message board I was
posting on trying to understand how to deal with all of this I was going
through.
I also created a
page about Death, the text of Kahlil Gibran, from his book "The
Prophet."
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