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Sadbanana

God doesn't care
Aug 20, 2024
284
As the title says. Someone was complaining about how censored reddit is when it comes to suicide, so I wrote a comment and directed them here. I got warning for "promoting harm". I know that I probably should have dp'd them, but still... This is just ridiculous.

It's just so sas that most suicidal people have no access to any proper information. These virtue signaling prolifers cause more harm than good by keeping everyone in the dark. No wonder so many people end up injured or crippled, after trying some random method they have seen in movies. I'm convinced that this suicide censorship goes against basic himan rights.
 
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Canto XIII

Canto XIII

Student
Jul 4, 2026
159
Providing information about suicide, or even talking about it in some cases, is legitimising it as a choice. Legitimising it is invalidating the basis of societal morals, which is the inherent value of human life. I don't know whether the censorship is right, but it's certainly understandable.
 
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Sadbanana

God doesn't care
Aug 20, 2024
284
Providing information about suicide, or even talking about it in some cases, is legitimising it as a choice. Legitimising it is invalidating the basis of societal morals, which is the inherent value of human life. I don't know whether the censorship is right, but it's certainly understandable.
You say understandable as if that ment right. In a way it's also understandable for Russia to arrest homosexuals, because they threaten social morals, but that doesn't mean it's right.

Whether life has inherent human value is purely subjective philosophical discussions. People can have a different opinion than me, but it's not okay when someone forces their opinions onto others, just because it justified their childish fair world fallecy.
 
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Canto XIII

Canto XIII

Student
Jul 4, 2026
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You say understandable as if that ment right. In a way it's also understandable for Russia to arrest homosexuals, because they threaten social morals, but that doesn't mean it's right.

Whether life has inherent human value is purely subjective philosophical discussions. People can have a different opinion than me, but it's not okay when someone forces their opinions onto others, just because it justified their childish fair world fallecy.
I don't think it's exactly the same, accepting death is basically invalidating any form of moral, accepting homosexuality only invalidates a specific, arbitrary moral rule. And in fact homosexuality was widely accepted in many times and cultures (other than our own), suicide not really. But we can disagree. Personally I think the way this censorship is enforced is annoying as well.
 
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Spite

I wish I never existed.
Aug 20, 2025
566
Reddit is cancer.
 
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witchcraft

it's too painful to live but I'm too afraid to die
Nov 27, 2024
257
Yup, glad I found this forum at the very least so I can talk openly and not walk on eggshells and use so many euphemisms that it makes it practically impossible to speak about the issue. It's the same on a lot of platforms like YouTube with "unalive."

I don't know. Other than being able to vent and commiserate and speak freely, I'm not sure there would be any other benefit to posting on reddit. Like, I have searched for a long time, far and wide, for answers. For an "El Dorado" in the form of a comment. And I never found it.

I came close many times, such as somebody mentioning a social program but only to find out that I no longer qualify because I'm two years too old. A lot of "helpful" and therefore upvoted responses on reddit are vague and unclear; they'll respond to somebody struggling for the past decade to find a fulfilling job with something like "I work remote and make six figures and x y z." Then when the OP summons the strength to ask them for more information on how they themselves can reach that goal and turn their life around, I scroll and scroll and scroll down until I realize they never responded to OP. Just left them hanging, hopefully no pun intended.

Like what the fuck? Is this some kind of sadistic rage bait? Because I've seen it happen 100+ times. And that's not counting all the times I've seen that exact same interaction on other social media platforms. Is it some sort of weird brag? I honestly don't get it. I'd like to believe that some of them personally messaged the OP, but wouldn't it be a good deed to make the answer public? Isn't it painfully obvious that many people will find OP's thread because they have the same issue?

Look, I get that nobody is under any obligation to help people, and I'm not expecting some redditor to offer me a job alright. But responding in this way just reveals they're an asshole, because they could've just said nothing at all. Helping > not responding > being a dickwad. That's the order, yet people convince themselves with tremendous self-righteousness that it's their duty on this Earth to be a hardass, as if it's some sort of divine service and we should be thankful they're doing it for free. It's just all intellectual gymnastics to avoid the fact that they're so insecure (or such a sociopath) that they see opportunities to gloat or punch down whenever someone else is at the end of their rope and self-flagellates themself by bothering to make a reddit thread.

I had to leave reddit behind not just for the censorship but the cesspit of weird, mean people. It's as if the platform is comprised of kind people who are depressed, and awful people who are living it up at their expense. Absolutely bizarre, Twilight Zone shit. The imperfect but typically kind, empathetic, emotional sponges get wrung all day by people who sleep soundly at night.

My advice: get off of reddit. If not, private message people if you're going to mention this forum. I'll speak for myself when I say this forum doesn't need even more of the wrong-type-of-people to be aware of its existence.
 
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Sadbanana

God doesn't care
Aug 20, 2024
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I don't think it's exactly the same, accepting death is basically invalidating any form of moral, accepting homosexuality only invalidates a specific, arbitrary moral rule. And in fact homosexuality was widely accepted in many times and cultures (other than our own), suicide not really. But we can disagree. Personally I think the way this censorship is enforced is annoying as well.
I assume we can disagree. But I think there is a difference between accepting death in a sense as forcing someone to die without consent and accepting they have their own right to decide. Not to mention most people that are against suicide have no clue what extreme suffering without meaning or chance of improvement is like.
 
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Canto XIII

Student
Jul 4, 2026
159
Yup, glad I found this forum at the very least so I can talk openly and not walk on eggshells and use so many euphemisms that it makes it practically impossible to speak about the issue. It's the same on a lot of platforms like YouTube with "unalive."

I don't know. Other than being able to vent and commiserate and speak freely, I'm not sure there would be any other benefit to posting on reddit. Like, I have searched for a long time, far and wide, for answers. For an "El Dorado" in the form of a comment. And I never found it.

I came close many times, such as somebody mentioning a social program but only to find out that I no longer qualify because I'm two years too old. A lot of "helpful" and therefore upvoted responses on reddit are vague and unclear; they'll respond to somebody struggling for the past decade to find a fulfilling job with something like "I work remote and make six figures and x y z." Then when the OP summons the strength to ask them for more information on how they themselves can reach that goal and turn their life around, I scroll and scroll and scroll down until I realize they never responded to OP. Just left them hanging, hopefully no pun intended.

Like what the fuck? Is this some kind of sadistic rage bait? Because I've seen it happen 100+ times. And that's not counting all the times I've seen that exact same interaction on other social media platforms. Is it some sort of weird brag? I honestly don't get it.

Look, I get that nobody is under any obligation to help people. But responding in this way just reveals they're an asshole, because they could've just said nothing at all. Helping > not responding > being a dickwad. That's the order, yet people convince themselves with tremendous self-righteousness that it's their duty on this Earth to be a hardass. It's just all intellectual gymnastics to avoid the fact that they're so insecure (or such a sociopath) that they see opportunities to gloat or punch down whenever someone else is at the end of their rope and self-flagellates themself by bothering to make a reddit thread.

I had to leave reddit behind not just for the censorship but the cesspit of weird, mean people. It's as if the platform is comprised of kind people who are depressed, and awful people who are living it up at their expense. Absolutely bizarre, Twilight Zone shit.

My advice: get off of reddit. If not, private message people if you're going to mention this forum.
My impression is rather that people in general are superficial, and social networks in particular are designed, more or less intentionally, to encourage such superficiality. I'm no exception, either.
But I think there is a difference between accepting death in a sense as forcing someone to die without consent and accepting they have their own right to decide.
Oh yeah, I agree with that.
 
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witchcraft

it's too painful to live but I'm too afraid to die
Nov 27, 2024
257
My impression is rather that people in general are superficial, and social networks in particular are designed, more or less intentionally, to encourage such superficiality. I'm no exception, either.

You might be right, but what I find baffling is the lack of self-awareness.

I think it's normal to be superficial from time to time in the same way it's normal to don a persona in public. We have apt sayings for it after all; "there's a time and there's a place." It's about knowing when and where.

If you (general you, not you-you) just want to use a social media platform in a trivial manner, why respond to people who are in a bad place and could use a word of real, genuine encouragement or advice? At a certain point I can't keep coping with "probably just an edgy teen behind the account." There ain't no way, you know as well as I do that some of these people are as old as 50+ years old.

Then there's the textbook "well some people just don't care." Is that not directly contradicted by them choosing to exert the time and effort to be a douche? All I can do is lol. It's quite literally as simple as "if I were them, in their situation, how would I hope somebody responds?" And if I don't care enough to try and meet them there, I move on. I'll never understand it. I'm preaching to the choir so I'm just going to stop before I get too worked up. Somebody makes a post on reddit about how they're seriously contemplating ending their life and their first thought is "I'm going to dunk on them for updoots." And they get the updoots.

I honestly feel that the entirety of moral philosophy and the field of ethics is undermined by merely reading enough reddit threads. Nerds pontificating on ideals and principles and the meaning of life for the past 1000 years just to get ratio'd by some monkey with a keyboard who proves being a piece-of-shit incapable of reflection gets you far in the world with no repercussion or guilt or existential crisis. Entire religions were concocted to cope with this fact: oh, well, they'll get there just deserts when Anubis weighs their heart, trust me bro.

No they won't dude. They'll get away scot-free meanwhile you suffered for nothing. When every one of your good deeds goes punished you repeat the mantra "but at least I'm a good person." Sorry but I must be out of mana or something because I keep trying to cast that buff on myself and it doesn't work anymore. Then lo and behold, the no-true-good-person fallacy: a TRUE good person never wishes that their goodness amounted to something once-in-a-while and was rewarded in the slightest, only fake good people think like that. That feeling of resentment means you're a bad person; you ought to be content and find inner peace with being a victim of unfairness, outright injustice, getting used, being walked on, or otherwise taken advantage of at every turn while the throngs of shitstains are living it up day and night all around you.

Just the most toxic dumb ass shit ever. I've done that whole reddit song and dance a million times and I'm glad to be free from it. I apologize for writing an anthropology paper here about reddit, re-traumatizing myself on someone else's thread here.
 
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ZwartHartje

ZwartHartje

Student
May 5, 2026
167
I made a reddit account after I got permanently banned from Facebook but I pretty soon abandoned it because I was unable to edit my profile or upload a profile pic, every time I tried I got an "unexpected error." I was able to post though, so I tried inquiring in some help subreddits for new users, I think more than one, only to get informed that my post was removed because it was apparently in the wrong subreddit; I never got any response addressing the problem, so it was really pointless.

Generally, I can't understand for the life of me why human life is so ridiculously overvalued in contrast to other life! Including the taboo not only on suicide but also abortion - I'm vehemently pro-choice on abortion, and a comment involving this was *probably* what got me banned from Facebook, but they never let me know the reason, just like when the first time I got banned for THREE YEARS it certainly was for my anti-vaxx stance regarding Covid. They never cited that as a reason either, but when I unexpectedly got my account back a week after Trump's inauguration it was quite clear. Appears because Trump had no problem with anti-vaxxers, but with abortion supporters it's a very different matter - either way you're not allowed to disagree with the current government, it seems.

My general point is though, both abortion and suicide are taboo because of the "sanctity" of human life, and human life only... while OTHER animals can get murdered left and right and that's "ok" because only one species has rights on this planet, even though nearly all others have been here much longer. THIS is why I despise humanity.
 
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Awesomefoid67

Awesomefoid67

she/it, terminally silly :3
Sep 10, 2024
856
why the fuck would you link this site on reddit, the place where the community that made this site got banned from, and not expect to be banned?

like i agree with the general point it shouldnt be banned but its kind of on you tbh
 
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Sadbanana

God doesn't care
Aug 20, 2024
284
why the fuck would you link this site on reddit, the place where the community that made this site got banned from, and not expect to be banned?

like i agree with the general point it shouldnt be banned but its kind of on you tbh
I just wanted to see what happens. Losing my account wouldn't metter to me. But it still made me angry. I remember when I was 16, I was trying to find info on suicidal methods and all I could find were self help articles and bullshit until I found this website. I only found it because some idiot on youtube made a video demonizing it.
 
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meowpuppy

meowpuppy

valerie | she/they | puppygirl
Jul 11, 2026
191
its just the reddit AI, you could have just said "sanctoned sucide" or something and they would have found it
 
Awesomefoid67

Awesomefoid67

she/it, terminally silly :3
Sep 10, 2024
856
Lol, same. Though I feel a little bad about these people, they are genuinelly trying to do good.
tbf from what ive heard most of the videos suck, i've only seen turkey toms one (i was in it for a brief second lol) and it was attrocious

i doubt theyre doing it for anything other than like clicks/views
 
Canto XIII

Canto XIII

Student
Jul 4, 2026
159
tbf from what ive heard most of the videos suck, i've only seen turkey toms one (i was in it for a brief second lol) and it was attrocious

i doubt theyre doing it for anything other than like clicks/views
I guess this can also be true...
 

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