In which instances are the members of SaSu homogenous and when heterogenous?

[noname223]

I think SaSu is a pretty good place to come in contact with interesting people.

We are often common in suffering, mental health issues, suicidality, stance on assisted suicide

Heterogenous: socio-economic status, countries we live in (native languages), political views

Do you can add something?

 

[SchizoGymnast]

Hetero: Disability status, life goals, sexual and gender orientation, occupation

Homo: Trauma history, out-of-the-box thinking

 

[Forever Sleep]

Most people here seem to have a high level of empathy. I suspect most are suffering in some way, which maybe makes us more sympathetic to other people suffering. Beyond that though, I think there are many nuances and attitudes/ beliefs. The majority here are pretty respectful though- despite our differences. I've always been impressed by that.

 

[Pluto]