People should be allowed to commit suicide

My opponent has stated that people have a right to take their own lives if there are no other solutions. I would have to agree that people do have a "right" to take their lives, but this "right" is given to us by nature just as people have the right to breathe, to live, to kill and etc. For in a completely free world there would be no laws and we would be free to act however we choose. I will refer to these rights as the rights of a free world. These differ from the rights one has from laws because some laws are set up to make us responsible (-morally accountable for one's behavior). The act of taking one's own life can be seen as irresponsible because the actions performed by these individuals can affect others and can't be held accountable for their actions since they are dead. My opponent has also stated that one should be free to take their own lives if there are no other solutions. It would seem difficult to come up with a scenario in which there are no other solutions (example one could one could go to therapy for the rest of their lives as opposed to a year if they don't go for the rest of their lives they don't utilize that as a possible solution). With alternatives to committing suicide being nearly infinite one would die before they used it all up. So why would my opponent feel that they should look at alternatives at all why not just commit suicide whenever they feel like it? I believe my opponent realizes that it would be irresponsible to do so that is he has included such a statement. If individuals do wish to commit suicide why should we change our laws to make it legal? If people wish to do it could they not find a way? I think they can and if they really want to it doesn't matter what our laws say. My opponent may counter argue that if we can't stop them why not make it legal. To which I would reply you can't stop someone from murdering someone if they had the will and the means to do so. Yet we still have laws to prevent them from doing so because it is not responsible to kill someone. People who commit suicide are irresponsible because they don't contribute to the community, they harm individuals close to them, and they waste the gift of life. "We can discover this meaning in life in three different ways: (1) by doing a deed; (2) by experiencing a value; and (3) by suffering. "- Viktor E. Frankl My opponent has also mentioned suffering as a justification for committing suicide. However one way to find meaning in one's life is through unavoidable suffering. For if one has can find one reason to live through the suffering they are in that will give them purpose, and for that individual the meaning to their life. If the person choose to end the suffering they may never get to the point to where they can find one reason to live and never learn their meaning to life. Suffering is found through out life and it is very common for people to try and avoid it through escapism. Those who commit suicide struggle to overcome their own mindset that they have no purpose. Yet I believe those who have a choice have a purpose though it is not always clear. As a person living with other people I have a responsibility to not only ourselves but our fellow man, and to let him forgo the discovery of his purpose by a severe form of escapism is not responsible. I will end this segment of my debate with a few question that I feel need to be addressed by my opponent. 1. Should a pregnant women be allowed to commit suicide? 2. Should caretakers of individuals be able to commit suicide? 3. Should they be able to commit suicide when ever they want?