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How does society react to a suicide attempt?

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Participants mistyseal11Alex Patel96Robert Collins2Brenda Cooper3Tyler Myers5Megan Davis62hollowsailor48driftingcanyon16Rebecca Morris2brighttiger41Sandra King5driftinggull21Elizabeth Bishop4lonegardenerBradley Anderson12Jerry Martinez5Charles Campbell7Arthur Morgan23copperridge77Sarah Alvarez4Donna Wood52Robert Mendozacoastaltrucker16vividbison13 …
brighttiger41 brighttiger41 Active Member
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#61 ·
Rebecca Morris2 said:Shouldn't we drag him along for a coffee sometime just so he can actually socialize?

Trebace 😁

mistyseal11 said:Man, seriously, an outcome like this is basically like hitting the Powerball jackpot. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime thing. If anything.

Hahahahaa 🤣 But really, what’s so strange about that? 🤷
Rebecca Morris2 Rebecca Morris2 Member
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#62 ·
mistyseal11 said:Man, seriously, an outcome like this is basically like hitting the Powerball jackpot. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime thing. If anything.

I don't even get why you think it’s such a huge shocker? I mean, it's actually totally doable if you really want it to happen
driftingcanyon16 driftingcanyon16 Member
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#63 ·
mistyseal11 said:okay,

just imagine I'm finally walking out of prison after doing ten years on the inside.
how does someone even start reintegrating back into society?

It's really just about a bunch of small, everyday habits.
Thinking there’s going to be one massive, life-altering moment—you know, like in those Hollywood movies—is honestly just a fairy tale...
lonegardener lonegardener Regular
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#64 ·
driftingcanyon16 said:It's really just about a bunch of small, everyday habits.
Thinking there’s going to be one massive, life-altering moment—you know, like in those Hollywood movies—is honestly just a fairy tale...

Not necessarily. You could get into a car accident, end up paralyzed from the waist down, and boom—there’s your life-changing moment. 😬 And that definitely isn't some feel-good movie trope, is it?
driftingcanyon16 driftingcanyon16 Member
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#65 ·
lonegardener said:Not necessarily. You could get into a car accident, end up paralyzed from the waist down, and boom—there’s your life-changing moment. 😬 And that definitely isn't some feel-good movie trope, is it?

Setting aside those extreme scenarios... damn it, I should've just said that sooner 😁
While the author is waiting around for... well, you know... 😉
mistyseal11 mistyseal11 RegularOP
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#66 ·
🙂 I think it's finally time to get moving on this "
Bradley Anderson12 Bradley Anderson12 Newcomer
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#67 ·
Wishing you all the best 🙂

But honestly—if you don't have anyone to grab a coffee with, I don't see what you'd gain from even attempting suicide. If you actually cared about someone, you would have already reached out to them for a drink... but it seems like you don't care about anyone. And if that's the case, why should anyone else care about you?
driftingcanyon16 driftingcanyon16 Member
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#68 ·
mistyseal11 said:🙂 I think it's finally time to get moving on this "

Wait, how so? 🍿
mistyseal11 mistyseal11 RegularOP
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#69 ·
Honestly, it just wasn't my vibe. There wasn't even a deadbody on the road or anything... damn.

Wishing you guys nothing but the absolute best in the New Year!
Jerry Martinez5 Jerry Martinez5 Regular
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#70 ·
I hope your New Year is even better and more fulfilling than this one was!
Charles Campbell7 Charles Campbell7 Member
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#71 ·
Heh, honestly, I don't think it would be particularly wise to wish for all his little dreams to actually come true in this new chapter of his life.
Arthur Morgan23 Arthur Morgan23 Member
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#72 ·
I had no idea people could come up with such mindless troll threads outside of this forum.

Sure, I'll believe anything you say, but if you didn't have Facebook—no way.🤦
mistyseal11 mistyseal11 RegularOP
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#73 ·
http://ssl.facebook.com/help/contact...delete_account

Give it a shot and click it.
copperridge77 copperridge77 Member
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#74 ·
Wait a second... are you perhaps a former student of mine? (If I’ve got that wrong, my bad!)
mistyseal11 mistyseal11 RegularOP
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#75 ·
So what was this guy studying back in college?
copperridge77 copperridge77 Member
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#76 ·
mistyseal11 said:So what was this guy studying back in college?

No, I don't mean "former" as in someone who dropped out. I mean someone who actually finished their degree and is now working as a teaching assistant.😁
Honestly, this whole mess is 100% my fault... man...
Sarah Alvarez4 Sarah Alvarez4 Newcomer
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#77 ·
mistyseal11, feeling any better emotionally? Still dwelling on how society reacted to the suicide attempt?
mistyseal11 mistyseal11 RegularOP
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#78 ·
I just got hit by a wave of inspiration, I guess.

And yeah, let me guess—it was a total bummer.
copperridge77 copperridge77 Member
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#79 ·
mistyseal11 said:I just got hit by a wave of inspiration, I guess.

And yeah, let me guess—it was a total bummer.

So you're just going to ignore me? 😛 Is it because I'm Black, is that it? 😁
Arthur Morgan23 Arthur Morgan23 Member
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#80 ·
mistyseal11 said:http://ssl.facebook.com/help/contact...delete_account

Give it a shot and click it.

I'll admit I'm a bit slow, but I'm not quite foolish enough to delete my Facebook just yet. :2up:

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