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In reply to the discussion: Message auto-removed [View all]handmade34
(23,813 posts)90. not ok...
no argument, just very poor wording and you would be wise to take to heart the advice you are getting here... delete your post or reword it...
your post is akin to blaming the victim
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Oh, come on. Do you go to victims of a car accident and say, "Really, Mr. Whomever? Hit by a car?"
merrily
Aug 2014
#35
what crap. you've spent more time reading and addressing these posts than it would've
orleans
Aug 2014
#87
Please consider deleting this OP. You do not understand what you are saying. You really do not.
Tuesday Afternoon
Aug 2014
#8
It's not even true. People who engage in that practice do not intend to die, only to
merrily
Aug 2014
#89
Wow. I get the funny feeling you aren't going to last long here. Just wow.
kestrel91316
Aug 2014
#36
Actually, yes. You might want to google "stigmatizing terms for mental illness"
HereSince1628
Aug 2014
#112
Indeed, the respectful thing would be to defer to the community, not double down
pinboy3niner
Aug 2014
#70