but suffice it to say, words are nothing more than mere thoughts of action, they're nothing like a tangible object you can hold or mold, and generally misuse. words are imaginations gone amok. or they can be as gentle as a baby lamb.
what i say - or don't say - here in this forum, or any other forum, should be viewed for what it dreams up in your pretty little heads. what i say here, and everywhere, is generally not known
before they land on some window, or piece of paper. i call it Q writing. it allows me to learn just like you would learn. for many of these words are but one instance in time when they are spoken.
this whole date thing that keeps popping up in people's conversations, i had to go back and search for the post that had that date in it. there are times when i put words to paper, and will not read them, and understand their true meaning, until much later - if ever. it's like not eating your cooking. it's not a telltale sign of the quality of the product.
and gertting my fingers back on the home row is a task, without light. i'm only happy that manufacturers thought of me. they put little dots on the two index finger keys. the f and j keys. that way blind people can type. and you will probably think this was done by a blind man. i might as well be blind. i cant readily read what i'm typing. i'm only hoping that what i'm typing comes out on the screen the way i want it.
anyway, back to the subject matter. suicide should be about debate. for without debate on suicide, how can one possibly expect to understand the things around the subject. that's why i posted, so people will talk about it, in a more elevated mood. one has to almost choke on the tears by the sound of it when listening to other people's tales of suicidal tendancies. i admit i shivered at one point. it could have been in theNote or diary. it's somewhere. you'll know it when it hits.
by the way, washington state passed a proposition, or whatever they're called, new law that enables assisted suicide for those folks that are in similar positions. only i'll bet most of them are depressed. which i don't consider is the case here. and i'd be willing to bet that most aiuthorities believe in the fact that most suicides are the result of deep depressions in the soul prior to the event. i know also the simple fact that i don't fit the mold of a suicidal person. whether or not i'm suicidal, is a question that only i can answer. others who read what i'm writing can feel that i'm suicidal too i suppose. and that's fine. as long as you don't entrench upon my personal liberty. respect for each others opinions is the hallmark of American society. i respect that you may not see death the same way i do. i would be very surprised if you did feel the same way i do on this issue. very surprised.
professional suicide is something that will happen sooner or later in this country. washington and oregon are years ahead of their counterparts in this regard. i'd bet if i were to move to oregon, i'd find others who felt the same way in some waiy, that i do. whether they believe in death the same way i do, i'd be surprised. i think people can believe in whatever way they choose about death, for it is a God-given right. and it's not like shouting fire in a theatre either. i think i'll do some more research into oregon and washington's laws and lines of thought on the subject. i'm sure it'll be interesting.