Ive noticed many people seem to think their strongest argument against suicide is

So you screwed up and life currently sucks. Everyone who ever survived a suicide attempt says the same thing. They are glad they lived because, yes, life did get better.

You have to realize that you are SICK. Just like a person who is blind, you aren't seeing things properly and in their right perspective. So you shouldn't be able to make decision that affect your life at this point.

My best argument. Wait 6 months. Take things one day at a time and wait. Work on correcting the things you did.

My bet is you've hurt others. So why not make amends to them. Don't you owe it to the people you've hurt?

You live in a society that has provided you with everything around you. So who are you to complain? People in developing nations suffer. Women are beaten by their husbands. They DON'T KNOW that they're miserable.

You need a kick in the hindquarters, not a pity party. Stop feeling sorry for yourself and go out and help someone worse off than you. You OWE it to the world to give back. It's the cost for all the air and resources you've used so far and thinking you've wasted them all.

I just want to experience life even if it's bad. Even if I hit that level, I hope that I can still experience it. And, yet, I'm not really against suicide either. My opinion is that it is a choice-- and it's a very definitive and a solid rejection of circumstances.... so I can see the appeal of suicide.