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re: "Young male" jumps off North Parking deck by Old Row
Posted on 1/24/14 at 7:11 pm to Gnar Cat21
Posted on 1/24/14 at 7:11 pm to Gnar Cat21
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chronic depression and suicide doesn't necessarily happen because of "something" happening specific. a lot of people going through depression just feel helpless about themselves in general really. Particular negative "things" that happen to them just adds on to that feeling of worthlessness and builds up to a point where being happy again seems unreachable.
For those people that know Bear, the man who the orginal story is about, he has an incredible brothers and parents that he was extremely close with (Bear's pastime was dancing with his mom at formal events), legitimately everyone who knows him thinks highly of him due to how upbeat and positive he was and had a ton of great friends and he did well in school/extracurriculars. If you put his life on paper to an outside observer, he did life right and he had good positive pieces surrounding him.
The point is, people have demons that are not specific and almost impossible to cure, even if you go through intense therapy. Even therapy, as poionted out, is expensive and often times not covered
Posted on 1/24/14 at 7:54 pm to GenesChin
I believe it. I wouldn't consider myself suicidal by any means, but I find myself not content all the time. I'm more of an angry person. I have a beautiful wife, the smartest kid who everyone says is equally gorgeous. No debt outside of a house note and we bring in 6 figures as a family. You'd think that was enough, but I find myself always asking is this all life has to offer. It's pessimistic and unfair as hell to those who really struggle, but it's a constant battle. I'm extremely blessed, but still somehow manage to find a woe is me outlook on life. Which in turn causes me to further berate myself about why I'm so ungrateful. It's very easy to be your own worst enemy.
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