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Is there any philosophy, apart from Stoicism, that promotes, or at least allows, suicide?

Stoicism generally allows suicide in every situation but promotes it only in certain situations. Instead all other philosophies I have encountered seems to have a certain opposition to Suicide.

 Even the major pessimist philosophers seem to reject it, Schopenhauer quite weakly saying that doing so you submit uselessly to the "Will of Life" (a metaphysical concept) and you just affirm it; Leopardi instead, more simply and more logically, rejects it because it adds sufferings to the world because you hurt your friends and your family.

Even existentialists, with the most various arguments, or declared it useless or went against it.

So, Now I'm wondering, is there any philosophy apart from Stoicism that promotes Suicide or that at least broadly allows it?
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Existentialist Freddy Nietzsche thought death should not so much be something that happens to us beyond our control as a matter of chance or surprise, but something we choose freely and deliberately, a choice that becomes a defining act of our lives. Entirely in contrast to Christianity, Nietzsche sees suicide as a positive act: “The man who does away with himself,” Nietzsche writes in The Twilight of the Idols, “performs the most estimable of deeds.”