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consultacriminal replied to your post: //omfg WHY are people posting on their ROLEPLAY...

{For attention, help and sympathy, a lack of which are often the reason they attempt in the first place. They can probably find it more easily on here than in real life.}            

Yeah, I get that. But it gives us the wrong impression. People are going to tell you not to kill yourself and feel sorry for you and for a moment, you get the attention and idea that people suddenly care (but people always care. They might not say they do, but they will anyway).  When announcing to kill yourself on a blog, you can EXPECT people to react on it. But if you truly want to kill yourself, you'll do it. Now there is a chance you will change your mind. Saying that you will kill yourself is a big thing to say.

Then there are those who are silently depressed. Those you will never know they are depressed and whose death will come as a big shock/surprise. Most of the time this is because of the bad attention the people who blog about it get. They don't post about how depressed they are or how badly they want to die because they're afraid people will think they're attention seeking people who want the sympathy. They are the victim of bad attention.

I'm part of the second group. I had to deal with attention seeking people for my entire life, staying in the shadows because I was afraid people would think I wanted attention. I never told anyone about my problems because I didn't want them to think I did it for the attention.

It just disgusts me that anyway would put that on their blog. It's just wrong. If you want someone to talk you out of it, you approach them in private, but you don't go shouting at it on your blog.

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