HawthorneVillager.com

This was really gut wrenching to read, but I can't say I disagree with any of his motivations. I have felt very similar to this guy that when I start to become a burden on society and the people around me, I will choose my time. I have just never seen it so eloquently written before.

http://www.zeroshare.info/

Why would a guy who commit suicide need tracking/statistics on his website?

I feel terrible for laughing so hard at this.

Good for him. That’s the way to go. Although I probably would have gone for 70, not 60. Plenty of good years ahead of you at 60.

60 is the new 30.

Damn, that's messed up stuff. I just read his blogs for about an hour. Way too soon, he could of waited at least another 15 years.

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Wow, that's depressing. This guy lived a decent life and still felt the need to put it in park. 12DNR(P)
But if your gonna impress anybody, I say impale yourself, who's gonna top that?

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What kind of world are we gonna leave behind for Betty white and Keith Richards?

So I read most of what he wrote. Still with all the information he provides the answer is still unclear to me as to why he would take his own life. Why not just write an elaborate autobiography in the form of a blog?

As soon as i got to the point where he said he never drank or did drugs I can see why he killed himself. Life must have really sucked for him. lol

Just because he made a creative webpage to document his life and subsequent death, does not validate that this guy didn't have severe mental health issues.

There is something wrong with someone who ends their life in great health as he proclaims, people around him that care, and most likely many years of quality living.

Truly sad.