Core Principle
A capable mature person may choose permanent self-termination when the decision is informed, uncoerced, and free from deception.
Detailed Rules
- Termination must be distinguished from suspension, sleep, or temporary withdrawal.
- Highly irreversible decisions should include reflection, capacity checks, and revocation opportunities.
- No one may coerce termination through resource threats or relational pressure.
Scope and Limits
This right does not create authority to harm third parties or erase the need to settle existing obligations and legacy arrangements.