| | ... writing an ethics paper on suicide. Helping or hurting, what do you think? On the one hand, I'm shoving the subject in my own face, on the other hand at least I'm not ignoring it.
It's been a bad semester ... nope, just no good at all. Definitely not my favorite. So, I thought I should end on an appropriate note. Whether or not that was a healthy decision, I have no idea.
My thoughts: suicide should be thought about. It happens ... we need to figure out how to make it not happen. It is a bad thing. Blunt statement, blunt statement, unwavering absolute, blagh, blagh, blagh ... maybe I'm biased... but then, G.K. Chesterton is blunt about suicide and I think he's also very right. So, excuse me for being blunt as well. Because I agree with my pal Gilbert.
My first question: should someone who's recently had to deal with suicide write a paper about it?
My second question: should someone who needs to finish a paper by midnight be procrastinating on Xanga?
My answers: maybe and no.
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| | Posted 4/24/2009 9:37 PM - 22 Views - 4 eProps - 4 comments
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