I wish for any of you to see precisely what I mean and give 20 minutes to yourself and learn what True Riches are. I most assuredly as well mean that ytube, give that a watch too.
For those dealing with depression and suicdal thoughts.
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#63
#60 she reads the Bible and has been going to church and this is what she’s been doing her whole life
RealTactics960 wrote:
theres also a passage about how we will have trouble in this world. the Bible doesn't mean you get a carefree life.
...don't forget to add it saying "Seek; and ye SHALL find; knock, and THE DOOR SHALL BE OPENED unto you."
lets continue this in DMS so we don't get this locked
SliverWoIf wrote:
#60 she reads the Bible and has been going to church and this is what she’s been doing her whole life
Do yourself the favor then for you to see how truly wonderful an ytube that is, and I guarantee you'll share it to her.
RealTactics960 wrote:
lets continue this in DMS so we don't get this locked
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WTFrickenA wrote:
I DO CARE
2 days ago
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#69
TheRealWilliam2 wrote:
This is an important thread to take in with how rampant these things are right now. And it will probably get worse as automation increases because more people will have no life purpose left now that they aren’t working and will feel useless and meaningless, which will just accelerate the problem further. Great post!
See, the problem with this subject is that unfortunately more than likely, they are lying for attention. BUT, That being said, you cannot express this thought, for what they’re saying may be true, no matter how crazy the things they say are. The unfortunate part of all of this is that you have to help people while also realizing that they may be attention seeking, and that you’re giving them the attention. Although I would say that it’s best to be safe than sorry and try to help them out the best they can. Take hazel for example. She said some very dumb things, and there were obvious cracks in her story throughout. Still, I didn’t want to call her out in case she was being truthful, and I was just there to listen and try to help. I think that type of approach is best, even if people are attention seeking with their fake depressions sometimes.
You call it could be fake, but to place such sadness out there to begin with is certainly more a reason than it being fake.
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#72
WTFrickenA wrote:
You call it could be fake, but to place such sadness out there to begin with is certainly more a reason than it being fake.
You’re definitely right. And if people are willing to fake a depression and make up stories about themselves regarding it, that is a whole other concern. I just find it unfair people fake depression and stuff like that when people that are serious experiencing it have to just sit and watch.
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#73
BasixWhiteBoy wrote:
WTFrickenA wrote:
You call it could be fake, but to place such sadness out there to begin with is certainly more a reason than it being fake.
You’re definitely right. And if people are willing to fake a depression and make up stories about themselves regarding it, that is a whole other concern. I just find it unfair people fake depression and stuff like that when people that are serious experiencing it have to just sit and watch.
*cough cough*
hazel
2 days ago
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#74
Big-Macca241010-11 wrote:
BasixWhiteBoy wrote:
WTFrickenA wrote:
You call it could be fake, but to place such sadness out there to begin with is certainly more a reason than it being fake.
You’re definitely right. And if people are willing to fake a depression and make up stories about themselves regarding it, that is a whole other concern. I just find it unfair people fake depression and stuff like that when people that are serious experiencing it have to just sit and watch.
*cough cough*
hazel
Yes… exactly.
BasixWhiteBoy wrote:
TheRealWilliam2 wrote:
This is an important thread to take in with how rampant these things are right now. And it will probably get worse as automation increases because more people will have no life purpose left now that they aren’t working and will feel useless and meaningless, which will just accelerate the problem further. Great post!
See, the problem with this subject is that unfortunately more than likely, they are lying for attention. BUT, That being said, you cannot express this thought, for what they’re saying may be true, no matter how crazy the things they say are. The unfortunate part of all of this is that you have to help people while also realizing that they may be attention seeking, and that you’re giving them the attention. Although I would say that it’s best to be safe than sorry and try to help them out the best they can. Take hazel for example. She said some very dumb things, and there were obvious cracks in her story throughout. Still, I didn’t want to call her out in case she was being truthful, and I was just there to listen and try to help. I think that type of approach is best, even if people are attention seeking with their fake depressions sometimes.
That's exactly right. Innocent until proven guilty.
BasixWhiteBoy wrote:
WTFrickenA wrote:
You call it could be fake, but to place such sadness out there to begin with is certainly more a reason than it being fake.
You’re definitely right. And if people are willing to fake a depression and make up stories about themselves regarding it, that is a whole other concern. I just find it unfair people fake depression and stuff like that when people that are serious experiencing it have to just sit and watch.
yeah damn skippy
WTFrickenA wrote:
TheRealWilliam2 wrote:
Worth noting though that about 80 percent of the claimed depression and self harm on this sub forum has been revealed shortly after to be fake and for attention. Unfortunately, it seems some of us are truly that desperate.
#41 absolutely IS The Answer
2 days ago
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#79
It might be locked, but I was careful to not break any rules in the making of this thread.
#41 absolutely IS The Answer