What would you say to the man I watched hang from a window for nearly an hour before finally letting go? Or to the woman who stripped to her underwear and stood, in bare feet, on a shattered windowsill for fifteen minutes before she pushed off? Many hung on until there was no point.
Sometimes faith runs into a brick wall called reality.
Many there fought long and hard for their lives. Jumping was not an act of cowardice, but a exercise of choice of the means of their death.
What would you say to the man I watched hang from a window for nearly an hour before finally letting go? Or to the woman who stripped to her underwear and stood, in bare feet, on a shattered windowsill for fifteen minutes before she pushed off? Many hung on until there was no point. Sometimes faith runs into a brick wall called reality. That guy hanging out the window was trying to survive, his efforts didn't work out, but he tried, so that's NOT what I'm talking about. I am not critisizing the decision anyone made, I never said they were wrong or should have done this or that I JUST SAID THAT I CAN'T SEE MYSELF VOLUNTAIRLY JUMPING.