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Thread ID: 112012	2010-08-20 04:07:00	Whats it all about?	Cicero (40)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1129782	2010-08-20 04:07:00	Pals son with everything to look forward too,pilot,good looking with a super family,difficulty with his girl friend,so he tops himself. Thinking of those million of Pakistanis,sitting in water,wondering where their next meal is coming from,probably feeling a bit hopeless. You have to wonder what it is all about.	Cicero (40)
1129783	2010-08-20 04:15:00	Love (thought) found and later lost can bend the brain past all reason Ciccy. Sad but true, and like the old age truck, you never see it coming. You've got to feel for sombody who had so many riches but was unable to see past yesterday. Billy	Billy T (70)
1129784	2010-08-20 04:24:00	Love (thought) found and later lost can bend the brain past all reason Ciccy. Sad but true, and like the old age truck, you never see it coming. You've got to feel for sombody who had so many riches but was unable to see past yesterday. Billy All true of course,but you have to wonder at the comparitive positions and where our heads are today. I think the youth of today seem unable to cope as well as we used too.	Cicero (40)
1129785	2010-08-20 04:37:00	Pals son with everything to look forward too,pilot,good looking with a super family,difficulty with his girl friend,so he tops himself. Thinking of those million of Pakistanis,sitting in water,wondering where their next meal is coming from,probably feeling a bit hopeless. You have to wonder what it is all about. Its because its all about me...me...me! Shame we cant teach our children unselfishness nowadays, but appears to be impossible in so many cases	SolMiester (139)
1129786	2010-08-20 04:56:00	You've got to feel for sombody who had so many riches but was unable to see past yesterday. Billy Nicely put, Billy. Like Cicero's friend, I've been to a very dark place, too. Your thinking is not what it usually is. It's not a matter of feeling down, feeling sorry for yourself or that the future holds no promise; you can't recognise those feelings as the product of a diseased mind. But unlike that tragic young guy, I was able to get some help to climb out of that trough.	WalOne (4202)
1129787	2010-08-20 05:35:00	Very sad, your friend will be needing a bit of support now, I imagine. Suicide is a terrible business. However, you make an interesting point about the flood victims. Perhaps they are too busy merely surviving to think about alternatives.	KarameaDave (15222)
1129788	2010-08-20 05:50:00	I've been there, too. It's not about selfishness, it's an utter disrespect for the importance your own existence. When I was close, I thought that I'd be doing those around me a favour. Anyone who's never been there can hold their tongue. It's very hard to understand if you haven't been through it. The only way I can explain it is if you were to imagine the person you hate most in the entire world, where if they were to walk into the room you'd just up and leave. Everything they say is toxic and stupid. Imagine that person is you. I'm not saying it makes any sense to take your life. It doesn't. Just that the steps leading up that path make it hard to see your life for what it is. My sympathy to you, Cicero and your friend's family. They must be going through hell right now.	Thebananamonkey (7741)
1129789	2010-08-20 05:54:00	I think the youth of today seem unable to cope as well as we used too. Don't know that depression had an age. I apparently had an aunt that did the same thing way back in the 40's. Sad for those left behind.	pctek (84)
1129790	2010-08-20 06:21:00	Don't know that depression had an age. I apparently had an aunt that did the same thing way back in the 40's. Sad for those left behind. Some stats for your info.......... 15 to 24 age group...... 1949, 10 per 100k 1997, 40 per 100k.	Cicero (40)
1129791	2010-08-20 06:55:00	Darwinism at work ...	fred_fish (15241)
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