...some input thats actually on-topic:


Working in Mental Health for over 15 years - a decent whack of that now dealing with acute mental health crisis, assessments etc - you unfortunately deal with suicides and suicidality reasonably often.


My heart does go out to the families affected...despite not knowing them personally.

I do know they are/were human like we all are.
I do know they felt pain like we all do.
I do know they were loved.
I do know their families will be grieving.

...and so my heart does go out to them...


Heres the thing...very few 14 year olds can actually adequately process events, process problem solving etc. Thats a reality...thats how we ALL were and the pathway to adulthood we ALL had to take.
The early teenage brain and emotional resilience hasn't simply fully formed and matured yet...

...so we need to keep that in mind when we consider whatever actions our youth take...its folly to attempt to apply our (assumed) *adult and supposed 'mature'* brains and thought processes to what may be going through the head of a 14 year old and how they are processing the world around them.

Originally posted by TheRealm


Those who are using " emotion " to respond on this thread need to remember, emotion never solved issues. Actions do.



One of the posters made a point, would you rather them inflict harm to themselves now, are possibly kill many later?

first of all, actions come from thoughts and emotions

second of all why do you assume theyd kill people later?

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See, my father in elementary school, went too a catholic school, in the mid 50's. They had a nun who teached. one day, this kid in his class did something (c ant rememebr what, passed gas or something)..he was told, not brought, told, to come to the front of the class, stick his arms n hands out plam down, and was given a wooden yard stick rules knuckle bleeding..just as they turned red n started to bleed, teacher stopped and told him to sti down, and stay 3 days in the cornier detention on as eat in the corner. NO ONE ever messed up in class. EVER
maybe an example we should have brought back. of course kids today might brings guns back in n shoot the teacher..who knows.

Originally posted by emptyOmind

Originally posted by TheRealm


Those who are using " emotion " to respond on this thread need to remember, emotion never solved issues. Actions do.



One of the posters made a point, would you rather them inflict harm to themselves now, are possibly kill many later?

first of all, actions come from thoughts and emotions

second of all why do you assume theyd kill people later?

mental unstable people dont tend to act accordingly. Tucson shooting ring a bell?

Originally posted by Anttyk47

Your ego is what drives you. Your idividuality.
You grew up perfect in this world
Well to fit in at least.

You don't have an identity in the Human race though. You have no empathy to the survival of the human race. You don't know these girls but since you don't care, you wouldn't want to learn because you are simpley yourself. Because you are a nobody to everybody, but everybody to yourself. You are the root of all evil on the planet. You are not sick, you are simpley what will drive the human race into a hole of eternally burning flames, because you don't care.

I care, for you though. Without you my life would be different. You make a difference in my life. Everyone makes a difference. You being a selfish person without a care for anyone around him, makes me a better person. I appreciate you being below me for me to feel above you. However since i believe we should all be on the persuit of progression i urge you to stop being such a little child aka "Grow up" Guy.

Grow up yourself, the world is a bigger place than you think and just because the sun is always above you when you look up, doesn't mean it's revolving around you.

Nicely put.

Ironically, its individuals & attitudes such as this that probably drove these 2 adorable young girls to suicide.

It saddens me even more that there are cretins on this forum that have actually starred his posts...

Originally posted by emptyOminddude what planet are you from because no one i know has ever spoken badly about someone who died, especially by suicide. i mean i'm sure it must happen but that its not common thats for sure, thats some extremely rude #. and why do we have to be supporters of the war in iraq just because we have a problem with what this guy said?

1st - Where do I live? I live in a place where I hear people make jokes about Michael Jackson and other celebrities deaths. I also live in a world where people don't openly say whats on their minds, and wait until their behind closed doors to talk badly about people. It's called the real world, where everyone isn't friendly and best buds with eachother.

2nd - It's that overall mentality that I was getting at. I am not accusing anyone of being pro-war.

Mods, this isn't so much back and forth, as discussing etiquette when speaking about dead people..which is a small stretch from the main topic, yes?

So it was because of bullying again? They were at a slumber party, right? Don't people invite people to those? Don't people not invite people to slumber parties if they're not liked? Didn't both of them by the very nature of the thread itself have a best friend, at least? At what point does being made fun of become bullying?

it's always bullying every time maybe some of these people are just nuts???????

Originally posted by TheRealm

Originally posted by emptyOmind

Originally posted by TheRealm


Those who are using " emotion " to respond on this thread need to remember, emotion never solved issues. Actions do.



One of the posters made a point, would you rather them inflict harm to themselves now, are possibly kill many later?

first of all, actions come from thoughts and emotions

second of all why do you assume theyd kill people later?

mental unstable people dont tend to act accordingly. Tucson shooting ring a bell?

so every mentally unstable person is a killer? wow you sound schizophrenic

Originally posted by emptyOmind


so every mentally unstable person is a killer? wow you sound schizophrenic

Well you sound a little unstable given that you seem to care about what other people think so much. Thats symptomatic of being extremely insecure and having very low self esteem.

Have you killed anyone?

Originally posted by emptyOmind

Originally posted by TheRealm

Originally posted by emptyOmind

Originally posted by TheRealm


Those who are using " emotion " to respond on this thread need to remember, emotion never solved issues. Actions do.



One of the posters made a point, would you rather them inflict harm to themselves now, are possibly kill many later?

first of all, actions come from thoughts and emotions

second of all why do you assume theyd kill people later?

mental unstable people dont tend to act accordingly. Tucson shooting ring a bell?

so every mentally unstable person is a killer? wow you sound schizophrenic

Please show me where I stated that all mentally unstable people kill.

( Hint: I didn't, I suggested that there are those that may cause harm to others )

Learn to read~

Originally posted by ViperChili

Originally posted by emptyOmind


so every mentally unstable person is a killer? wow you sound schizophrenic

Well you sound a little unstable given that you seem to care about what other people think so much. Thats symptomatic of being extremely insecure and having very low self esteem.

Have you killed anyone?

the reason i care so much what other people think is because the world is so full of assholes man, there is no shortage, there may be a shortage of just about everything, but never assholes, and even though i know this.. despite this knowledge, i still think its soo sad everytime i meet another one. people like you set bad examples for others.

and no i've never killed anyone before, but i've fought with quite a few standing up for what i believe in