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Where it is allowed its usually for those who are at end of life care and are making the choice to go out on their own terms. The issue with suicide is how do you decide who has tried hard enough? 

For instance, i have CPTSD and was in that mindset from 6years old to 25. Im 32 now and only just starting to feel real joy and contentment. Even now, im pretty indifferent to death but no longer actively seeking it. At lot of the time people are depressed because of situations they cant control (most of which can be fixed with money)

But i do aggree that people should never be talked away from suicide, not because they shouod do it, but because it never works. Its often a last ditch effort at maintaining control when other efforts have failed.
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In Switzerland and the Netherlands it's not only legal for people in end of life care.
In those countries even people with depression can get "active deathhelp" (how it's called in german, Euthanasia has such a bad feel to it, especially here. The nazis used that term when they murdered people with disabilities, addicts etc).
It's not a quick process, they're being examined by psychotherapists &amp; have to be fully treated without success. So they need to have tried a lot of different therapies &amp; medications.

To me, that's a good concept.
I won 't deny that there are people like you, who really wanted to die &amp; are glad that they didn't in hindsight, but there are also a lot of people who never get out of their suffering &amp; kill themselves at the end, traumatizing others or surviving brain damaged.

I think this has a lot to do with christian morals.
Everybody should be able to do what they want to with their body - suicide isn't immoral.
It has to be closely studied and with lots of rules oc.