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<blockquote data-quote="Buddydowrongright2" data-source="post: 1240983" data-attributes="member: 12406"><p>RIP. There is a lot here that we can probably dissect regarding so-called Women's Empowerment and the Instagram Generation, but the fact is, you never know someone's demons, and the fact she ended her life tells me this was probably not done for attention. If she wanted attention she could go on Tinder - five minutes later, problem solved. She was from San Francisco which is the thirst capital of the universe. For an attractive woman to commit suicide there, of all places, tells me her pain was real and that we probably shouldn't mock it. Depression is something a person's looks can give you no insight to. It is usually rooted in the individual's brain chemistry or trauma from their childhood, neither of which are affected by how good looking that individual appears to be once they grow up. Could this have been avoided if she settled down, reproduced with a good man, and lived the trad life instead of a Sex and the City one? I say, almost certainly no. And in that case her needless death would've traumatized her children in the bargain. Hope she found whatever peace she was looking for in the end.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Buddydowrongright2, post: 1240983, member: 12406"] RIP. There is a lot here that we can probably dissect regarding so-called Women's Empowerment and the Instagram Generation, but the fact is, you never know someone's demons, and the fact she ended her life tells me this was probably not done for attention. If she wanted attention she could go on Tinder - five minutes later, problem solved. She was from San Francisco which is the thirst capital of the universe. For an attractive woman to commit suicide there, of all places, tells me her pain was real and that we probably shouldn't mock it. Depression is something a person's looks can give you no insight to. It is usually rooted in the individual's brain chemistry or trauma from their childhood, neither of which are affected by how good looking that individual appears to be once they grow up. Could this have been avoided if she settled down, reproduced with a good man, and lived the trad life instead of a Sex and the City one? I say, almost certainly no. And in that case her needless death would've traumatized her children in the bargain. Hope she found whatever peace she was looking for in the end. [/QUOTE]

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