Human nature has its limitations. It can bear joy and suffering, and pain to a certain degree, but perishes when this point is passed. Here there can therefore be no question of whether a man is strong or weak, but of whether he can endure his suffering, be it moral or physical. And I find it astonishing to say that a man who takes his own life is a coward, as it would be improper to call a man a coward who dies of a pernicious fever.
The Sorrows of Young Werther (via sickly-thin) +reblogged from s-e-l-f-destruction
originally posted by sickly-thin
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