Do you need an extreme situation to justify beta testing death? What are you trying to prove to whom by doing so in a situation like this?
How does "guilt-ridden" strike you?
1. If I were going to off myself, I wouldn't do it in the "traditional" sense. I'd try to make sure that while something was lost in the process, (my life) something was gained, (somebody's life saved)
But I'm not trying to prove anything. I'm just curious. It's an allure that I couldn't ever explain, and it's one that I still can't explain. I just simply want to see. And if I can't see, assuming there's nothing, then that won't be a bother to me will it? I just think, doing something decent for somebody before I kicked the bucket would make up for my seemingly dangerous and selfish fascination and want.
But I wouldn't pursue it to the point of selfishness. Let's say somebody was drowning in some water. I'd jump in and save them. And then I'd get out of the water. I wouldn't just toss them onto shore and then drown myself. I figure, I'll just go along until the moment comes. It's going to come one day anyway.
2. "Lost" would be a better term.
I don't know who the fuck I am, or why I am. I've never met a person like myself. I've never read of anything like some of the stuff I keep cooped up in my head. I ask myself if I'm just deranged in some fashion but then question on whether it would be deranged or insane if I was actively aware of it.
My doc bestowed me the title of chronically depressed, and yet, I'm always actively aware of how down I can be. And I never see myself slipping into it. None of it makes any sense to me.
It's illogical. And I'm trying to find the reasons why and I just don't know. I really don't have a clue as to why I am the way I am. And it makes me feel fucking alone as shit.