WorthlessTrash
Worthless
- Apr 19, 2022
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Kek
They think they are keeping me here, do they? We will soon test that theory.
They think they are keeping me here, do they? We will soon test that theory.
I can understand the desire for vengeance after their loved one's suicide. Imagine somebody you deeply care about is told by a group how to kill themselves and they actually do it. Other family members sometimes find it hard to blame the person who committed suicide for their choice to do it. Because after all, without their conscious actions they wouldn't have died. They usually blame themselves instead - and this persists for years. In this case, it's preferable to blame us because it takes a weight off their shoulders and also allows them the opportunity to fervently and relentlessly seek revenge no matter who they may be impacting here - even if that's someone who has a terminal disease.
At least that's what I think is really behind the actions of these people. I don't view them as malicious but rather driven to this course of action by human weakness. Everybody who is hurt badly wants revenge. It's part of human nature. That doesn't give people a free pass, but I think knowing that helps us understand why they are doing the things that they do.
Wow, that's pretty fucked of them. The human psyche is weird.Whle empthy = oftn importnt un4tun8tly undrstandng fr sme of thse ppl ws reducd whn thy doxxd an SS membr whch pushd tht membr in2 suicde -- & thn thy celebr8d tht suicde
Thnk sympthy fr th/ suffrng tht thy r xperiencng wll only xtend 2 limitd b-havrs
Prolifers don't realize we are all going to die anyway.Not sure why I'm scribbling out their names, since they didn't do the same for me good thing I don't use this name anywhere else, eh?
Thanks so much to (anon user) for telling me about this!
I'm really not sure what they think they're going to achieve from sharing the post I made, and I don't care in the slightest really, but I imagine others might feel a bit anxious about people like this so just be careful what you're posting (and the username you're using!) if you don't want it ending up on other sites :)
And to my new friends on twitter since they're almost definitely reading this -
Hello to you and your 300 combined followers! I'm sorry you don't believe in personal autonomy and informed choice. Unfortunately for you, people will always be able to make their own decisions. Sure, you might eventually succeed in making SN harder to get ahold of, but all that's going to achieve is leading those same people to more violent and potentially dangerous methods. You're never going to end suicide, body autonomy, or free speech. So good luck, I guess? <3 Have the day yall deserve ! :)
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Actually they do not realize that anger, revenge, cruelty, disrispect, if something, are a one way ticket to hell.do they think this is their one-way ticket to heaven or something?
That's not really a fair comparison. I don't think anyone here told their loved ones to CTB.I can understand the desire for vengeance after their loved one's suicide. Imagine somebody you deeply care about is told by a group how to kill themselves and they actually do it. Other family members sometimes find it hard to blame the person who committed suicide for their choice to do it. Because after all, without their conscious actions they wouldn't have died. They usually blame themselves instead - and this persists for years. In this case, it's preferable to blame us because it takes a weight off their shoulders and also allows them the opportunity to fervently and relentlessly seek revenge no matter who they may be impacting here - even if that's someone who has a terminal disease.
At least that's what I think is really behind the actions of these people. I don't view them as malicious but rather driven to this course of action by human weakness. Everybody who is hurt badly wants revenge. It's part of human nature. That doesn't give people a free pass, but I think knowing that helps us understand why they are doing the things that they do.
Yes, we should make some allowance for that. Everyone here knows that life can be difficult, and no doubt they have their own kinds of difficulties. But that doesn't give them carte blanche to attack this site and the people using it. If any of those people are reading this post, have you considered just reading the posts here, without preconceptions and judgements (at least at first), and tryng to understand the people here, the situations they are in, and why they feel the way they do? It's a mistake to assume that everyone experiences - or should experience - the world in the same way that you do. It's an even bigger mistake to assume that you have all the answers. You don't. We are all different, and the world is a pleasanter place for everyone if we try to respect each other and each other''s differences.I can understand the desire for vengeance after their loved one's suicide. Imagine somebody you deeply care about is told by a group how to kill themselves and they actually do it. Other family members sometimes find it hard to blame the person who committed suicide for their choice to do it. Because after all, without their conscious actions they wouldn't have died. They usually blame themselves instead - and this persists for years. In this case, it's preferable to blame us because it takes a weight off their shoulders and also allows them the opportunity to fervently and relentlessly seek revenge no matter who they may be impacting here - even if that's someone who has a terminal disease.
At least that's what I think is really behind the actions of these people. I don't view them as malicious but rather driven to this course of action by human weakness. Everybody who is hurt badly wants revenge. It's part of human nature. That doesn't give people a free pass, but I think knowing that helps us understand why they are doing the things that they do.
I guess these evil pro-lifers these controlling , pro-torture monsters will also say that Elon Musk who owns the platform they r using to spread their lies on is also a death cultist because Elon Musk supports the right to die.
Incorrect adverb usage. Should be 'utter' not 'utterly'.
I get that feeling, too. We need to be careful. I'm going to repeat a point I've made before: This is a complicated topic and only 'grown-ups' should be engaging, not Twitter dimwits.This Just makes me wanna ctb faster, hope theyre happy.
Here, through the performance of funeral rituals, relatives of the deceased often play out a performance designed to silence, or at least obscure, whatever message the original suicide might have been said to convey, and, like Owens' and Lambert's informants, shifts blame for the death away from themselves. At their most successful, a funeral might even redefine the death as an unfortunate accident rather than a suicide at all, marking out an alternative—more idealised—life path for the deceased. The suicide of an elderly woman that might have marked her son as unfilial—given that suicides here, too, were read as protests—was re-scripted by her descendants as a 'good death' through public rituals, while the body of a student who had escaped the pressures of life by jumping from a balcony was sent into the afterlife with the burning of a paper replica of a graduation gown and degree diploma. Such reconfiguring of deaths, as in the cases Chua described in Kerala, depends on the varying capacities of those left behind to shape events, but they also show, as Toulson points out, the spaces within apparently rigid rituals for innovation and communication.
It's so weird how they keep calling us a death cult, like, do they not know what an actual cult is? Do they see us gathering together every Sunday just to sing to a dude hanging on a cross? Are we worshiping some cult leader just so we can drink poison and ascend to a higher plane that said cult leader claims to have access to?Nice mates these pro-lifers have…
I wonder if we're only "helpless victims" when we have doubts about suicide, and therefore they think we can be swayed over to their side. People who've made their decisions and are ready to go no matter what pro-lifers say, are probably going to be treated as the villains. I don't know if that's how they see it, or if they simply decide on a whim who needs to be saved and who's suicide they want to celebrate. Either way, it seems very inconsistent.Catherine and the rest just seem very confused to me. They act like SS members are in need of rescuing.. always saying 'my DMs are open' etc.. then on the other hand them and their supporters lump all SS members together as 'fuckwits' (eg LC above..) and predators. Then sometimes they pick out a couple of members to screenshot and blame everything on.. but the people they screenshot are vulnerable members here too. I don't get it?
The truth is that they shouldn't even begin to try to put members into the categories of villains/ victims.. most people here either mentally ill or suicidal or both. Leave them the fuck alone Melanie!
I totally agree with you and this bs is a total joke. Almost unbevielable. They are talking like they caught some criminals in the act of getting drugs. Why do suicidal people always seem to be framed as criminals?Yeah, I personally think you should wait until you're 25 because that's when the brain is finished developing, but other than that, I fully support assisted suicide.
I totally agree with you and this bs is a total joke. Almost unbevielable. They are talking like they caught some criminals in the act of getting drugs. Why do suicidal people always seem to be framed as criminals?
Tbf I really wonder what their motive is. Maybe they lost a loved one and can't accept that they choose this path? Maybe they are scared their kids or relatives will find this site and ctb? I can only come up with selfish reasons...
It appears to pro-lifers the most it is all about the kids. But if they knew it was only adults, they wouldn't care to cause such a kerfuffle.
The twitter responses from them are absolutely vile; they behave as a child with a temper-tantrum.