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"Everything is meaningless" ~King Solomon
- Apr 10, 2021
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Just an observation but something I've noticed is posts about family issues. Not too long ago I seen another post where someone was talking about their mother lashing out at them at the dinner table. Anyone here who's watched 'a boy interrupted' will also notice the mother saying she was fighting with her son, she was tired of it, and it wasn't nice, it never is; or something of that nature. Like she was almost proud and felt tough, letting the viewers know she doesn't take shit.
There's websites, social media sites, documentaries and so on about shutting SS down, usually spear pointed by an angry "mother" or should I say "Karen." I believe this is a smokescreen. They've played an enormous role in their child's decision to leave this life. Not only were they no help, but they added to, or possibly became the main cause in their child's decision.
I had a friend that committed suicide in 2001. His mother was torturous. She mentally abused and degraded him daily. When he passed she immediately started pointed fingers at his friends and father, who was no longer in the picture because of her abusive, narcissistic ways.
Attacking SS and smokescreening with a "feel good campaign" is a way to escape responsibility. The same "mothers" that were mentally, emotionally and in some cases physically abusive to their children are the same ones attacking SS. It's a way to shift blame in the publics eye and empower them. They need power. They need to manipulate. They need to attack and ruin something. The cat and mouse theory. A cat will keep a mouse to torture and play with until it's worn out, then they deliver the final blow, finishing the mouse when it no longer suits it's needs. As humans were not legally allowed to deliver a final blow, that would be murder. In these cases the final blow comes from ourselves. The punishment and abuse is done behind closed doors, hidden from the public. Once the act of suicide is carried out the cause of death becomes public but the nature of events leading up to it are still hidden. The abuser now shifts their manipulative and control tactics toward someone or something new in order to hide the truth. That's where we (SS) come in.
There's websites, social media sites, documentaries and so on about shutting SS down, usually spear pointed by an angry "mother" or should I say "Karen." I believe this is a smokescreen. They've played an enormous role in their child's decision to leave this life. Not only were they no help, but they added to, or possibly became the main cause in their child's decision.
I had a friend that committed suicide in 2001. His mother was torturous. She mentally abused and degraded him daily. When he passed she immediately started pointed fingers at his friends and father, who was no longer in the picture because of her abusive, narcissistic ways.
Attacking SS and smokescreening with a "feel good campaign" is a way to escape responsibility. The same "mothers" that were mentally, emotionally and in some cases physically abusive to their children are the same ones attacking SS. It's a way to shift blame in the publics eye and empower them. They need power. They need to manipulate. They need to attack and ruin something. The cat and mouse theory. A cat will keep a mouse to torture and play with until it's worn out, then they deliver the final blow, finishing the mouse when it no longer suits it's needs. As humans were not legally allowed to deliver a final blow, that would be murder. In these cases the final blow comes from ourselves. The punishment and abuse is done behind closed doors, hidden from the public. Once the act of suicide is carried out the cause of death becomes public but the nature of events leading up to it are still hidden. The abuser now shifts their manipulative and control tactics toward someone or something new in order to hide the truth. That's where we (SS) come in.
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