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We say we want to die yet we look both ways before crossing the street and our hearts speed up if a stranger is too close behind us maybe this is because we want to die on our own terms slitting our own wrists or swallowing too many pills or maybe bringing the gun to our very own skulls and pulling the trigger I know that I would rather Die on those terms than anyone elses
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