Venting Reddit is so bad when it comes to suicide.

[WhatCouldHaveBeen32]

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[here_for_now]

yep normie websites/social media are greedy for money is like this.

There are people like us on reddit, but they get banned so fucking fast and get ridiculed for 'encouraging suicide' which is completely wrong.

we just lay out the options and you make your own decision but the real reason for this is has always been money.

for example reddit mainly makes its money by advertising as soon as reddit allows more posts to talk about the option of suicide, then a news company so desperate for clicks makes a hit piece and reddit loses advertisers.

so they have to be so sterilized it's basically censorship.

that's why a place like this can flourish, it's not a slave to boomer advertiser executives

 

[Zura]

i see nothing wrong with that post i thought this site was pro choice and not pro suicide
there are some cases where people feel trapped and see suicide as the only option when someone is dead set and has made their mind to ctb and when people force them to stay we say thats wrong

it works the same other way around too he/she is saying they want to live and try to recover and doesnt want to catch the bus and when she sees people maybe telling her how she has the right to ctb like cool but she wants to live and nothing wrong with that
nothing wrong with trying to improve
tho i do agree every place apart from this site are quite heavy on the censorship so thats that

 

[CatLvr]

Man alive, that person is doing some serious lashing out. That's all I see. And I get it -- I haven't "lost it" like that in YEARS! And thankfully I did it verbally and not in writing. Gosh ... That actually makes me REALLY sad for that person. Not because they don't want to die -- I am staunchly pro-choice -- but because they see self-determination as a deterrent to their ability to get help. That is sad ...

 

[here_for_now]

Man alive, that person is doing some serious lashing out. That's all I see. And I get it -- I haven't "lost it" like that in YEARS! And thankfully I did it verbally and not in writing. Gosh ... That actually makes me REALLY sad for that person. Not because they don't want to die -- I am staunchly pro-choice -- but because they see self-determination as a deterrent to their ability to get help. That is sad ...

Can you explain your rational? what is the difference between having a breakdown of sorts in writing vs verbally? because that reddit profile is likely anon so they aren't suffering consequences.

 

[WhatCouldHaveBeen32]

i see nothing wrong with that post i thought this site was pro choice and not pro suicide
there are some cases where people feel trapped and see suicide as the only option when someone is dead set and has made their mind to ctb and when people force them to stay we say thats wrong

it works the same other way around too he/she is saying they want to live and try to recover and doesnt want to catch the bus and when she sees people maybe telling her how she has the right to ctb like cool but she wants to live and nothing wrong with that
nothing wrong with trying to improve
tho i do agree every place apart from this site are quite heavy on the censorship so thats that

That person is not very pro choice from the post no? That's what I meant, even in the comments.

 

[Zura]

That person is not very pro choice from the post no? That's what I meant, even in the comments.

i think the person from the post is pro choice when they say "i want to live actually" they chose to live and recover
and if you are talking about the comments which are in support of her i do get that if someone was saying they want to die and was seeking for ways on how to on reddit people wont encourage that but i feel like that because going for ctb in my opinion should not be the default choice or the first choice if that makes sense
but then again i am not trying to say that people who are going for ctb didnt try to recover again no one realy knows what someone is going through in their lives

 

[WhatCouldHaveBeen32]

i think the person from the post is pro choice when they say "i want to live actually" they chose to live and recover
and if you are talking about the comments which are in support of her i do get that if someone was saying they want to die and was seeking for ways on how to on reddit people wont encourage that but i feel like that because going for ctb in my opinion should not be the default choice or the first choice if that makes sense
but then again i am not trying to say that people who are going for ctb didnt try to recover again no one realy knows what someone is going through in their lives

And in the comments about the people that don't want to live and get better they are aggressive...therefore....they are not pro choice, yes that was what I'm talking about