Velleman suggests that "the people with whom a patient wants to maintain intercourse" by continuing to live would never put pressure on him or her to exercise his or her right to die.

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Velleman argues that the option to die can create pressure on patients, as it may lead them to feel obligated to choose death to avoid burdening others, even if those people do not explicitly pressure them.

Velleman Suggests That "The People with Whom a Patient Wants