
Mm80
Enlightened
- May 15, 2019
- 1,603
The bit about experienced members giving advice has always weighed on my mind. I search my conscience about it regularly. As long as I feel that I'm not trying to come across as an expert or encouraging someone I feel OK. The only reason I have anything to add is because of the amount of research I've done for myself, sadly.ID would be impossible to request. There's no way I'd give my ID and I'm 37 years old. I want my privacy and anonymity.
I'm also not going to 'help' anyone take their own life. There is certainly a lot of 'support' from some long time members or avid posters who seem to get involved in everyone's business on here. One thing that gets me is we have some many 'experts' on Suicide but they are still here, alive, breathing. So I'm not really sure how one can be dishing out advice like it's facts and arguing and debating their point to exhaustion when it's not something they have any real life experience in. The only experts of Suicide are those who have CTB.
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Anyone who mentions parents, being grounded, school, taking a bit of SN just to taste it, posts 10 threads about 'what rope is best' really should just get banned.
The problem with the younger members is that we have no way of knowing if they are lying. If i ever saw something that suggested someone was young I steer clear. It's on my personal conscience not to share things with youngsters as I don't believe they are ready for such a final decision. I know some may find this patronising. I see ctb as the very last resort