Suicide

What do you do when you commit suicide? Here's the question! Don't be scared, they are just stories. And yet... And yet... there are six lives. Six main characters, plus others, just as main, whose lives are actually... our lives, because, after all, they are us and we are them. Each character is a pattern of ours, we find ourselves more or less in him, we are, whether we like it or not, part of a novel called, ironically, Life. But, most of the time, the novel ends badly:...
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What do you do when you commit suicide? Here's the question!
Don't be scared, they are just stories. And yet...
And yet... there are six lives. Six main characters, plus others, just as main, whose lives are actually... our lives, because, after all, they are us and we are them. Each character is a pattern of ours, we find ourselves more or less in him, we are, whether we like it or not, part of a novel called, ironically, Life. But, most of the time, the novel ends badly: we kill ourselves.
No, not in the classic way. The characters kill themselves by living. Through their steps. That conscious suicide.
I have no mercy, I have no mercy for the beings in the story. Because not even life has mercy on us. They are us and we are them. It's about missing out. But also about not missing out. However, they intertwine. Missing and not missing will always be intertwined. It just depends on how that inevitable end of life catches you. Or at that moment when you can fall irreversibly, even if it's falling up. Because that's a fall too, damn painful.