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#122
(Original post by bono)
hats a good thing to hear then.
hats a good thing to hear then.
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#123
(Original post by ThornsnRoses)
somehow?! I meant professional help...
somehow?! I meant professional help...
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#124
(Original post by ThornsnRoses)
do you cuddle your girlfriend and are you a really caring boyfriend?
do you cuddle your girlfriend and are you a really caring boyfriend?
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#125
(Original post by Joey_Johns)
Thats exactly what my girlfriend says. I try my best. Like I said before I probably wouldnt do somethings compared to if I was going out with someone else due to the circumstances. Especially on the aniversary, I tried desperatly for her to forget it.
Thats exactly what my girlfriend says. I try my best. Like I said before I probably wouldnt do somethings compared to if I was going out with someone else due to the circumstances. Especially on the aniversary, I tried desperatly for her to forget it.
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#126
suicide iis normally down to deep depression or some kind of mental illnessor deep despair. I dont think that you can blame people who have committed suicide because they dont think they are selfish they honestly think that the world will be better off without them. If anyone gets suicidal thoughts that wont go away they should seriously see a counsellor or go the the doctors. People can normally help.
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#127
Suicide is viewed differently in other societies. In Japan suicide is not necessarily looked down on. In Japan if a person has brought shame or dishonour they sometimes commit suicide (this is mainly in Samurai though) But this still happens in Japan where successful businessmen who fail kill themselves quite often. However, in Japan suicide is not always about shame or dis-honour (re: the 47 Ronin)
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#128
(Original post by viviki)
People can normally help.
People can normally help.
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#129
(Original post by bono)
many choose not to, hence why people think along suicidal lines....
many choose not to, hence why people think along suicidal lines....
Although I hate anti depressants they do help. One of my best friends was on them for 5 years and gradually she came off them and she is like a different person now, so much more stable.
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#130
surely if you can't bear living for yourself you should live for the sake of others happiness.
although in the long term i guess nothing matters neway
although in the long term i guess nothing matters neway
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#131
(Original post by Joey_Johns)
That was the weird thing about my girlfriends dads suicide. There were no signs that he was upset at all. He was a very stable person, very succesful with absolutely no signs of even thinking about suicide.
That was the weird thing about my girlfriends dads suicide. There were no signs that he was upset at all. He was a very stable person, very succesful with absolutely no signs of even thinking about suicide.
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#132
(Original post by Joey_Johns)
I agree. The thing that hurts though is that it wasnt something serious. It was about a companies profits, thats why it is so hard to get over for his family.
I take note of the person who said about Japanese culture. The thing is though he hadnt failed, the company was still very profitable, the sales had just slumped over half a year.
I agree. The thing that hurts though is that it wasnt something serious. It was about a companies profits, thats why it is so hard to get over for his family.
I take note of the person who said about Japanese culture. The thing is though he hadnt failed, the company was still very profitable, the sales had just slumped over half a year.
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