How fast are you forgotten if you stop posting on Sanctioned Suicide?

[NormallyNeurotic]

When I rejoined this forum, once after abandoning my old account, and once coming back recently, seeking solace, I immediately recognized a few names. Some that affected us greatly without realizing it. I have memory issues, but some people leave their mark.

 

[noname223]

@noname223, your post about your experience meeting a quantum physicist in a psych ward, and your intimate recollection on "ambiguity tolerance", will always personally have a place in my mind <3

Edit: It's here, actually.

New insights analyzing my mind - ambiguity intolerance

I wrote a 9 pages analysis of my mind to my therapist to persuade her into extending my therapy sessions. Many years ago I met a quantumphysics professor as a patient in a clinic who told me I struggle with ambiguity intolerance and making predictions all the time. I certainly analyze the...

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Such a beautiful, poignant, and—to me—frankly unforgettable story, from your life, that you have shared with, and given to us.

<3 I promise you that you have made beautiful and unique contributions to this forum, certainly in your own right, and I thank you for the gift of your presence, your time, your words, your knowledge, your emotions, compassion, and desire to figure out life, too. Much love, much appreciation, and much gratitude, for the gift that you and all your words here are.

Sincerely,
Webb.

Thank you so much for this lovely and kind message. It means a lot to me. And I had to smile big time when I read.

Your answer was a great gift to me. People like you make this community so special.

 

[webb&flow]

Your answer was a great gift to me. People like you make this community so special.

Et tu, noname ^u^