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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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CMV: Accepting suicide as an option which people are free to make is benefitial for everyone to an extent.

Many suicide prevention statementsone of them are actually helpful at long prize; "Suicide is a selfish decision" sure, but making someone live against their will, and limiting their freedom is even more selfish, "A permanent solution to a temporary problem" is not as preventing as people may think, either.

Besides, you should have the freedom to end your life if you want to; forcing someone on a psych ward for a decision they personally chose to do is not something to be proud of.
Minimizing the grieving of other people's personal decisions is better than trying to control lives(not saying it is ok to say "get over it!" to a person who lost a loved one by suicide).
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When and who decides that the decision is made by a person who is making a completely lucid, rational decision? Im sure there are people that survive suicide attempts that would take issue with the blanket nature of your view.