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I have learned a few things from the coverage of celebrity sucides- one example is that Robin Willoiams and Kate Spade both used partial. This is interesting because they both could afford any method- but how did they get it to work when so many people post that they have tried this method, often multiple times, without success. For me what is interesting is that a suicide like this gets a lot more coverage and you can sometimes learn things from the coverage. Of course partial can be noisy, as your legs and arms start moving, so if you can afford a mansion you can definitely be in a location that no one else can hear. Because reporters cover suicies like this in as much detail as they can get you sometimes can learn things from this coverage.How is this article relevant to us?
It said she was 21 and that harassment and toxicity by people who didn't like her being in a male-dominated area was a factor in her life, so I think this offers some insight. If this is why, then in my opinion this falls into the category where with the right help she could have gotten through this crisis. And there will be other articles, potentially- it's not everyone's cup of tea, but I do find these stories interesting.
I wouldn't be surprised.
True. We can't know.
We are trusting the news source and showing empathy and regret and an attitude of caring- in discussing this I don't think she is being treated as a thing for anyone's own purpose, we are just trying to discuss this tragedy in order to try to get a better understanding of this.
