Seán-Paul’s Reviews > Grief Is for People > Status Update

“‘There is only one liberty," wrote Camus, ´to come to terms with death.
After which, everything is possible.’ By now, I have come to terms. Rather, your suicide has brought the terms to me.” - p. 184

“Suicide, itself such an isolating death, wants its mourning to be solitary. It wants you to scatter and shrink, for everyone to curl up in their respective balls.” - p. 142

“What if part of you is relieved for them? To be gobsmacked by suicide, to consider it in need of forgiveness, is a marker of solipsism, is it not? It’s to deny what the world is like for others, to decide that darkness exists in service to light, that darkness is the glitch and lightness is the control.” - p. 54