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i dont and cant see how anybody can feel sorry for them
they cheated life
why should i if they take the easy way out?
they cheated life
why should i if they take the easy way out?
do you feel sorry for those that "commit that"?
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TEAM RAW?what we need a rubber fo?
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I'm saying...with that sig you are basically commiting that every time you fornicate.
And I can't say, sometimes people just don't have the will to live. If they have nothing to live for then....*shrugs
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NO.
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/thread
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i dont feel sympathy for them except in extreme circumstances. like someone who lost their entire family
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regardless of the circumstances of death, a life is lost.
if that doesn't spark some sort of sympathy in you then you have been socialized to a tragic level of coldness.
and i apologize for being so serious.
if that doesn't spark some sort of sympathy in you then you have been socialized to a tragic level of coldness.
and i apologize for being so serious.
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No I don't feel bad for them.
But I don't blame them for their decision either.
It's their life.
But I don't blame them for their decision either.
It's their life.
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I'm saying...with that sig you are basically commiting that every time you fornicate.Originally Posted by DAYTONA 5000
And I can't say, sometimes people just don't have the will to live. If they have nothing to live for then....*shrugs
both of yall need to step yall music game up lil duvall > both yall
it dont matter if you have something to live for or not you live for yourself and to make the best out of what you got
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yeah i feel bad for them.
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thats the point it wasnt lost it was given up on
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NO.
I feel bad for the love ones they left behind
Suicide = act of cowardice, a selfish cop-out that leaves your family and friends having to bear the weight of your suicide for the rest of their lives.
I feel bad for the love ones they left behind
Suicide = act of cowardice, a selfish cop-out that leaves your family and friends having to bear the weight of your suicide for the rest of their lives.
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yeah u never know what they were goin thru.
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you must have skipped the first part:
"regardless of the circumstances of death"
they don't exist anymore. straight up.
what im saying is no matter how someone/something dies. yes even suicide. you should care about their life.
even if it is a stranger, you should care about their life.
"regardless of the circumstances of death"
they don't exist anymore. straight up.
what im saying is no matter how someone/something dies. yes even suicide. you should care about their life.
even if it is a stranger, you should care about their life.
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I hate when people say stuff like this, i mean i understand the pain they leave for others, but saying they are cowards and what not is justfoolish sometimes. Going suicidal is hard, do you have what it takes to go through with it, you have no idea what goes through their mind. And if those who aresuicidal are cowards, what about those who jump from the twin towers, yeah what cowards they are, staring death in the face taking that last step. I mean imnot right or wrong, either are you, im just saying you never know what is going on, you dont know anyones story, all it is is judging by their actions
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If it's under extreme conditions then yes.
If it's over some foolishness that can be rectified with a little time,patience and work then
If it's over some foolishness that can be rectified with a little time,patience and work then
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Nope.
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Yes. I feel sorry that they felt like they had no other option
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Yea!
I mean, just imagine what the family goes through,
wondering what they coulda done to stop it,
how they missed the signs and all that.
It is really sad.
I mean, just imagine what the family goes through,
wondering what they coulda done to stop it,
how they missed the signs and all that.
It is really sad.
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no
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If they committed suicide for a good reason, then yes.
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why are you worried about them?
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what is a good reason to commit suicide
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Absolutely.
And to completely change the direction of this:
And to completely change the direction of this:
I GOT PERMISSIONTO PUT RHIANNA IN THE HEADLOCK!
Block Lockdown.
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exactly.
My boy in HS had severe depression problems but he always kept it on the way down low. One night he went to the club and had a few drinks while he was on hismeds and it just sent him on a downward spiral. He came home, wrote a note to his mom telling her that this was all her fault and hung himself.
Still to this day I have so many mixed emotions thinking about that. First off I was soo @%%%%$ heated because it is such a selfish thing to do, I mean to doto his parents, and his little brother. How could he do that to me? How could he do that to all of his friends?
But then I started feeling bad because this dude was in so much pain inside, that he obviously didn't even give a @+#@ that he was hurting all thesepeople. He was in so much pain that living his life wasn't even worth it anymore, he didn't care about all his friends (and he had a lot of them). Life just wasn't worth it to him anymore. Some people are so deep down in the hole that they don't believe they'll ever see the light again.
R.I.P. NB
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