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Replies: 20 Last Post June 21, 2008 9:02am by planetTK
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Web Resources: Suicide Myths Dispelled, Suicide Information
USA Suicide Hotline: 1-800-SUICIDE (1-800-784-2433)
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JAJABOB92
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im sorry?
------- my ps3 id is JAJABOB
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SorryxSight
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It may have. Something inside you might have triggered
------- I'm rare like Mr. Clean with hairr ;))
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lauren5848
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Some day you are going to have to let them know the consequences of their drinking. I just had an incident happen to a family because their father was drinking. I won't say what it was, but it is horrible that it happened.
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Debleu
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It has possibly had some influence on your decisions. Most of our childhood experiences shape us to be the people we are as adults.
------- You can't touch me, but you can feel me. No expectations, No disappointments. Live life to the fullest.
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Al Legator
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That incident will probably affect several aspects of your life to som extent or another. But not drinking is a fairly common choice and if it is the right one for you, well, hey! It's you living your life and no-one else gets to tell you how to do it.
------- A Parent, old geezer, and occasionally right. Good judgment comes from bad experience, and a lot of that comes from bad judgment.
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tearsinheaven
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quite possibly. i know that up until less than a year ago, i was very against drinking myself (then some shit happened...and well ya), and thus was in your situation. there was a solid reason, an event that had occurred in my life to cause me to have this belief. it's probably the same for you (but a different reason)
------- RIP my dear friends gone in '06 --like the angel
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JustTony
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I have lost friends to alcohol as well, keep doing U!!! The only thing I can say is that alcohol is not worth "fearing", if U can handle yourself like an adult and drink responsibly during social events then good, drink up. My advice would be to use moderation, start with wines and/or wine coolers, dont go str8 for the hard stuff. but If U choose not to drink at all more power to U, I wish I would have been that way lol...
------- HI KIDS!!! DO U LIKE PRIMUS?
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JeremyM
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My post was not regarding that at all. I am sorry you "witnessed him end his own life." When you clearly state you heard a noise and ran around to the other side of the house to see what it was. So in other words, you did not witness the actual happenings of the suicide. You witnessed the aftermath. Anyways, my point was, you not drinking and claiming society, as a whole, views you as an outcast. Sure, people pass judgement - I agree there. However, you automatically assume you're viewed as an outcast because you don't drink. That's called being sheltered and having insecurities about yourself. Insecurities meaning, you don't drink so therefore you think everyone will view you as an outcast, or not want to hang out with you. I do have a right to tell you to get over yourself because from what I gathered from your original post, is that just because you viewed someone after committing suicide, you don't drink so you think that you're going to be viewed differently than others. In depth? Yes. But true? Yes. Post edited at 6:50 am on April 18, 2008 by JeremyM
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6:50 am on April 18, 2008 | Joined: Oct. 2004 | Days Active: 432 Join to learn more about JeremyM New York, United States | Straight Male | Posts: 5,388 | Points: 8,576
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( betsy )
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Quote: from JeremyM at 6:50 am on April 18, 2008
My post was not regarding that at all. I am sorry you "witnessed him end his own life." When you clearly state you heard a noise and ran around to the other side of the house to see what it was. So in other words, you did not witness the actual happenings of the suicide. You witnessed the aftermath. Anyways, my point was, you not drinking and claiming society, as a whole, views you as an outcast. Sure, people pass judgement - I agree there. However, you automatically assume you're viewed as an outcast because you don't drink. That's called being sheltered and having insecurities about yourself. Insecurities meaning, you don't drink so therefore you think everyone will view you as an outcast, or not want to hang out with you. I do have a right to tell you to get over yourself because from what I gathered from your original post, is that just because you viewed someone after committing suicide, you don't drink so you think that you're going to be viewed differently than others. In depth? Yes. But true? Yes. 
You seem to be twisting my words. What is there to get over? You tell me what you mean by that since you keep saying it. It's not liking I'm dwelling on the fact "I'm an awkward, social recluse that noone wants to hang out with since I don't drink." That's what you're making it sound like. In fact, my original post doen't really have to do with the way other people see me; this was more on and innerpersonal thought than anything. That's why I was wondering if this incident has shaped my beliefs. And even if I didn't see him actually shoot himself; I was a little kid looking at a grown man with a bullet hole in his head and blood flowing over the sidewalk. You couldn't even imagine that when you were 9 so once again you have no business telling me to get over it.
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10:07 pm on April 18, 2008 | Joined: Jan. 2007 | Days Active: 202 Join to learn more about betsy Michigan, United States | Straight Female | Posts: 402 | Points: 2,485
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