Kitty
~besa mi culo~
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Thanks for sharing.
Do you feel better now, or should we send someone over?
Going by how silver tongued this poster is, I doubt he's still hurting. But your concern is heart warming.
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Thanks for sharing.
Do you feel better now, or should we send someone over?
Your thoughts on it?
Destructive or for some people a release from personal circumstances?
Religious views? Impact on family?
weighing up my options.
Bitch shut up. I've said what I now see many people have said.
If it's a chemical imbalance, they should contact emergency.
If it's schizophrenia, someone should contact emergency.
If it's a feeling of sadness or inadequacy or rage, I stand by how can calling someone help? You're the one who said call the emergency.
If someone has a gun to their head, I doubt they'll call a help lineAnd calling a help line can calm them down but it still doesn't solve any of their problems, that they are stressed because they can't pay their bills or whatever the issue is. You think you have say because you're a nurse or whatever you do but you can still be a dumb ass.
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I never advised him to call anyone. My suggestion was to GO to the ER where they have things like medications and trained professionals. Please get your facts correct before you try to insult me.
I never advised him to call anyone. My suggestion was to GO to the ER where they have things like medications and trained professionals. Please get your facts correct before you try to insult me.
This is good. Maybe it'll start trolling you.
She only posts to see the pretty things on the screen. Pay her no mind as she doesn't have one.

I never advised him to call anyone. My suggestion was to GO to the ER where they have things like medications and trained professionals. Please get your facts correct before you try to insult me.
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I once had a job as an ice-cream van driver, in the summer holidays whilst a student. I quickly learned that since I was paid by the hour and not by results, I could just get into the van and drive up onto the cliffs, where I could sit undisturbed apart from a few passing hikers wanting cups of tea. I got a lot of reading done. But the post I chose was on the way to Beachy Head, Britain's most 'popular' suicide spot. And on a few occasions I saw men who, for one reason or another, I thought might well be on their way to take that step. Erratic walking, one or two crying or talking to themselves, in one case just profoundly silent in a way that was almost physically present.
In each case when I saw someone like that I called out and offered them a free ice-cream, and two accepted and we had a chat. And I have sometimes wondered if either of them changed their mind because of a few pence worth of frozen, churned, condensed milk. Ah, the unfathomable depths of the human mind.
Also, wouldn't it be nice if everyone could be nice to each other? Just a thought.
I can think of a few times in my life when ice cream and a friendly chat would've gone a long way.
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Probably much more effective than a bunch of psychobabble. My compliments.
As suspected.
Playing the higher road because she can't even handle me and this is only the internet. *claps*
You can disagree with me without calling me stupid. Then you dare tell me not to insult you when you threw the first jab. Be an adult.
I'm glad you have your little cyber buddies, you're gonna need em bitch if you assault my character and intelligence.
Why will I need them?
I never asked anyone to help me. You've made your own enemies.
It brings on many changes