Admit it, sometimes you just get hit of depressive curiosity...
So, here it is.
Are we biologically hardwired to assume that from birth, we have to prove our importance, our relevance?
We have this drive for success(I like to call it "Love"), we are just addicted right from the start that we need to have an impact to society, to your parents, or sometimes just for ourselves, but then again, why do we feel that we are much more important than everything else? Why do we care so much about it?
And then, why is it that philosophers, after countless sleepless nights of studying and wondering ends up taking their own life, is that the peak of the summit? that after you achieved your definition of success, it is then "okay" to die?
Isn't the end game of life is to just die?
Then, what's wrong in taking you own life now?
You're important to who or what exactly?
I think it a philosopher once said: ''There is but one, true philosophical question and that is whether or not to commit suicide''
I honestly don't exactly agree with what he said but I get the point.
Biologically you're hardwired for a lot of things, survival (reason you can't jump that building) reproduction that is where a lot of people get stuck in miserable ''love'' affairs and marriages, its just a chemical.. get over it! Well more survival tactics such as trying to fit in, complying to dominant figures...
Isn't the end game of life is to just die?
Depends who you ask.
''Die before you die'' - Rumi, a sufi philosopher
Then, what's wrong in taking you own life now?
You're important to who or what exactly?
Nothing wrong with it in my opinion but it is rather selfish. Your suicide still affects many people and they're left to deal with that for the rest of their lives.
Btw, maybe you shouldn't look so much to others and more to yourself. Saying there needs to be an external dependency to not commit suicide is rather stupid.
And yes you are biologically hardwired for certain things and you are also conditioned by your relatives, friends, society, government, textbooks, commercials, corporations and much much more. Doesn't mean that you can't overcome these hardwires and conditionings, the mind controls the body and everything within must come out.
Really your brain is a computer, sure you've heard this before but assuming that it works just like a computer you could basically ''program'' it any way you like. You really get to a more eastern philosophy here though where religions/convictions such as buddhism, janïsm and toaism prevail, devoting life to study, discipline and meditation.
''what I think I become'' -Buddha
''When I stop thinking, I am'' - Unkown Hinduist