I wondered is online the only safe place or starting place for suicide info?
In-person, what are the risks? I mean suicide-related, not the online to inperson part- for example, being reported if someone feels someone else is 'too suicidal', or getting overheard, or emotions influenced to then want to be frank with unsafe people?
After becoming I guess more clearly discerning and trying to act by it, I'm confused still by those examples, and how to transition from my mask I guess?
I was called discerning before, but I didn't trust it, and was wrong and less informed about alot of phrases, so idk. And I still get alot wrong, and I don't think my manipulability will change, with my history or if my stability doesn't change. So idk, inperson feels less guarded or guardable. But I like the idea, I'm just very afraid
There is a chat feature here. You can access it. When you interact more with people here and when you become "better known" you may also get access to private discord groups and such.
I was wondering for things like you mentioned, how does entering happen? I'm not trying to participate just to get there, but I'm interested to see asap, just as a person appreciating info related to S