I Hate The Word “Bye”, But See You Later Maybe?
astro said:If you read the note, she had very sensory satisfactions versus spiritual and intellectual. Something to be said there.
Kona said:[email protected] said:It sounds like she is hapa. These people tend to have higher rates of mental illness.
Yeah, most hapas kill themselves. It's like one out of three.
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She could have filled that void with my penis and we both would be happy.kaotic said:astro said:If you read the note, she had very sensory satisfactions versus spiritual and intellectual. Something to be said there.
THIS!
So much this!
It's all materialism versus spiritualism.
Her writings reads of someone who was dead inside and only filled that void with food and traveling.
kaotic said:I was halfway done writing a response to her suicide note but then I said fuck it.
This is just sad man.
We hardly know this chick beyond the basic chick photos she took, I'll giver her a bit of doubt but things have to be said.
I gotta admit even her note sounded something like a basic chick would say.
She was "tired" - I mean come the fuck on, look at how much she traveled and ate.
At least she even admitted it was a first world problem.
She wasn't your "haaaapy", I'll never understand this.
You live in America, you might be struggling to make ends meet, but you're in America.
Unless you prefer Somalia?
Every single fucking day above ground is a goddamn blessing.
You have the choice to change things, life isn't a broken record (only if you let it be).
Desperate times can call for drastic changes.
I can never forgive a perfectly healthy in mind/body/spririt young person taking their own life, bar something at the far end of the spectrum.
It's absolutely selfish, and I guarantee she had people she could talk to.
She could've worked this out, she was stuck in a rut, all she needed was a bump in the right direction.
I still to do this day, do not understand depression, I just don't.
Even if it's clinical I truly believe in my heart that it's a mindset no matter what, even if you have to battle it every single day, you still win, it only makes you stronger.
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RIslander said:This story is pretty much made for this forum. NYC Dietitian, single and childless, posts a dramatic suicide note on her website before hanging herself. She had a great job and in my opinion nice looking. She has a slew of photos on her instagram and even her suicide note was a clear attempt at post death attention whoring.
I feel bad for her and her mother. I imagine she was medicated with anti-depressants and brainwashed into believing being an "independent childless woman" was the key to her happiness. Had she been born into a traditional patriarchal society she would probably be a happy wife and mother.
It also brings the issue of how many men commit suicide because they can't find a a healthy relationship with even a 6 like the girl from the article.
This is a story of a society in full decline.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/new-york-dietitian-27-hangs-herself-after-posting-suicide-note
https://www.taracondell.com/
https://www.instagram.com/taracondell/?hl=en
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Rhyme or Reason said:We can expect more of these in the future.
"She had everything going for her"
Bottom line is chicks are lied to about what will give their lives meaning and fulfillment.
Appreciation is a critical component that is often overlooked and or mis-defined
Ive often used the following analogy when discussing the nature of appreciation*
Imagine if you will a glass of water. Now in that water there are a few particles of something floating around. Maybe just a little dust the wind kicked off the kitchen window sill.
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Would you drink it?
Of course not. Youre in the kitchen. You simply dump it, rinse the glass and pour another glass from the filtered water port on the fridge
Most on the forum will recognize this as having "abundance mentality".
But lets change up the hypothetical scenario. Your car breaks down on some remote stretch of road of the Mojave Desert. Your stranded with no cell reception, no provisions and no civilization for 100 miles so you have no choice but to walk out. So you walk for the next 3. 5 days, without food or water and finally stumble across and old abandoned shack. You are at the end of your endurance, cracked tongue and lips from dehydration
You stumble in and there on the counter:
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Would you drink it? Of course. Anyone would. And in that extreme moment that less than pristine glass of water would be the best tasting, most satisfying, most appreciated glass of water of your life. Wouldn't it ?
kaotic said:I gotta admit even her note sounded something like a basic chick would say.
She was "tired" - I mean come the fuck on, look at how much she traveled and ate.
At least she even admitted it was a first world problem.
She wasn't your "haaaapy", I'll never understand this.
You live in America, you might be struggling to make ends meet, but you're in America.
Unless you prefer Somalia?
kaotic said:astro said:If you read the note, she had very sensory satisfactions versus spiritual and intellectual. Something to be said there.
THIS!
So much this!
It's all materialism versus spiritualism.
Her writings reads of someone who was dead inside and only filled that void with food and traveling.
PapayaTapper said:Rhyme or Reason said:We can expect more of these in the future.
"She had everything going for her"
Bottom line is chicks are lied to about what will give their lives meaning and fulfillment.
Humans have been conditioned for 10's thousands of years to to deal with real fear (aka physical danger) while societies have been striving to reduce if not eliminate all the sources of said fear.
Western societies have been extremely successful in accomplishing that without really ever considering what would fill that existential void. Hence the rise of fear of ego and manufactured "problems".
Without the ability to appreciate * the positives of living in the safest, healthiest, easiest, era in the history of human kind people like this woman are often left to ruminate themselves into believing their lives "lacking"
* I wrote in another post
Appreciation is a critical component that is often overlooked and or mis-defined
Ive often used the following analogy when discussing the nature of appreciation*
Imagine if you will a glass of water. Now in that water there are a few particles of something floating around. Maybe just a little dust the wind kicked off the kitchen window sill.
![]()
Would you drink it?
Of course not. Youre in the kitchen. You simply dump it, rinse the glass and pour another glass from the filtered water port on the fridge
Most on the forum will recognize this as having "abundance mentality".
But lets change up the hypothetical scenario. Your car breaks down on some remote stretch of road of the Mojave Desert. Your stranded with no cell reception, no provisions and no civilization for 100 miles so you have no choice but to walk out. So you walk for the next 3. 5 days, without food or water and finally stumble across and old abandoned shack. You are at the end of your endurance, cracked tongue and lips from dehydration
You stumble in and there on the counter:
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Would you drink it? Of course. Anyone would. And in that extreme moment that less than pristine glass of water would be the best tasting, most satisfying, most appreciated glass of water of your life. Wouldn't it ?