“I” is protected from death by its narcissism and narcissistic libido: therefore, its hatred of the object cannot do anything against I. Successful suicide requires a consent to die from the part of I. And the decision to die is the renunciation of a struggle, which is viewed as futile, however, indeed, it is an internal struggle against the Superego,…
Suicide: namely violence directed against oneself, as inherently scandalous as murder. And this violence includes many other passions, besides the passion of self-destruction, which is already reminiscent of Stoic principles that seem to go against
to any impulse in life, feeding the idea that there is nothing to indicate that happiness is the natural destiny of civilized man.
