It is rather dismissive and insensitive to tell those who are lonely and ostracised as a result of ugliness or any other issue to "get real." Systemic inequalities, rejection, discrimination and isolation are all very real, very serious and very damaging difficulties to contend with.
It is utterly callous and cruel to suggest that people "hurry up and die." You have been a member since 2019, so surely you understand that there are a myriad of reasons why rushing to die may not be possible, practical or desirable. How would you feel if someone told you to "hurry up" (not suggesting that you should or that I would condone members saying this to anyone here)?
Suicidality itself exists on a spectrum, and reasons for wanting to die vary dramatically. It is not a competition. What is devastating for one person might not be for another, and that is fine, but we should all still respect one another's struggles and suffering.
While this is a suicide forum, we have recovery and offtopic sections too. It is a diverse community catering to individuals navigating various stages in their lives and across the entire spectrum of suicidality. And that is how it should be - a welcoming, supportive and empathetic space for everyone struggling with suicidal thoughts in their lives, whether they intend to take their lives tomorrow, many years in the future or even aspire to continue living instead.
We are a pro-choice community that supports members making informed decisions about their own lives and ultimately their own deaths, not a pro-death mob that encourages everyone here to die as swiftly as possible. We are here to provide information and support, and respect each member's right to utilise these resources in a way that suits their situation and needs.