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Seems to me, this thread does not do Madjack's any good from a business standpoint. You have nothing to gain, and everything to lose in this fuked up legal system world of ours.
Everyone has told this cat where he needs to seek help from. He either knows by now, or doesn't care. Either way, he's either seeking attention or this thread could come back to bite you in the ass, Jack.
Well intended or not.......this thread should be destroyed, IMO.
Everyone has told this cat where he needs to seek help from. He either knows by now, or doesn't care. Either way, he's either seeking attention or this thread could come back to bite you in the ass, Jack.
Well intended or not.......this thread should be destroyed, IMO.
Yes, I 2nd your confusion. ...Although I do have concern that this thread and the "Do you have a gun in the house?" one being so close together. If one is destroyed, then so should the other. In fact if a line is drawn at all, it opens the door to a very slippery slope.
Uh yeah ...people considering suicide usually cry out first. Better they post something here and possibly get in the right direction than quietly end it all without "seeking attention".
The only thing that could bite Jack is when some idiot says "find the nearest bridge" or whatever the hell was posted.
I believe it's a good thing to let someone know you care and have empathy for what they're going through. Thankfully, this thread is the conduit which allows that to happen.
For many, this forum is a blessing in more ways than one.
For many, this forum is a blessing in more ways than one.
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guys the cry from that deep dark hole full of demons is not an easy one.
The self realization of being out of control and that first cry for help are dumbing to your very core.
Believe it or not there is a lot of embarashment and complete loss of ones identity that comes with the cry for help.
I would guess that Joe is experiencing both.
JOE !!!!!!!!!!!! SPEAK UP..
Your cries were heard by good and caring folk who remain that way today..
The self realization of being out of control and that first cry for help are dumbing to your very core.
Believe it or not there is a lot of embarashment and complete loss of ones identity that comes with the cry for help.
I would guess that Joe is experiencing both.
JOE !!!!!!!!!!!! SPEAK UP..
Your cries were heard by good and caring folk who remain that way today..
Exactly! I'm just worried something like that will pop up again.
Hey, Jack said his say, and that's it. Good luck to all parties concerned.
me too. we have one member who is in touch with him and maybe another who definitely tried.
Unfortunately i know this type of personality all too well...
if he hasnt done it yet...he eventually will..
these people with chronic depression are not wired right.. something is amiss.. even when they are feeling better they are off..never really better.
knowing a few people like this.. i would say it could be today, could be 10 yrs from now but eventually he probably will..
i hope im wrong.. and i wish his family the best
if he hasnt done it yet...he eventually will..
these people with chronic depression are not wired right.. something is amiss.. even when they are feeling better they are off..never really better.
knowing a few people like this.. i would say it could be today, could be 10 yrs from now but eventually he probably will..
i hope im wrong.. and i wish his family the best
I really really hope he is ok. Depression is real. I've been on Lexapro for two years now. I don't feel those debilitating feelings of unworthiness and sadness like I used too. Peace my brother...
