Don't Listen to Most

Rating: 10/10 (12 June 2016)

I hate how people are treating me before you. It isn't glorifying medical assisted suicide and it has nothing to do with God. It is about a man who even though he found love, it wasn't enough to fill the void and depression he constantly felt. Is he selfish for doing it? Yes. But at the same time he saw the potential Louisa had to go out and do something with her life and he didn't want to hold her back because he knew that she would contently sit in a room with him for the rest of his and her life. His decision to end his life has to do with the fact that he had control over the situation since the traumatic event took away most of his ability to make his own decisions.
It is fun to watch them fall in love, and it is heartbreaking to watch him make his decision, but it isn't about to medical aspect of things. It is about the fact that he is able to make this decision his on.