In which instances are the members of SaSu homogenous and when heterogenous?

[noname223]

I think SaSu is a pretty good place to come in contact with interesting people.

We are often common in suffering, mental health issues, suicidality, stance on assisted suicide

Heterogenous: socio-economic status, countries we live in (native languages), political views

Do you can add something?

 

[SchizoGymnast]

Hetero: Disability status, life goals, sexual and gender orientation, occupation

Homo: Trauma history, out-of-the-box thinking

 

[Forever Sleep]

Most people here seem to have a high level of empathy. I suspect most are suffering in some way, which maybe makes us more sympathetic to other people suffering. Beyond that though, I think there are many nuances and attitudes/ beliefs. The majority here are pretty respectful though- despite our differences. I've always been impressed by that.

 

[Pluto]

 

[Sprite_Geist]

Unless you know somebody on this forum on a personal level, it is difficult to gauge how similar we all really are in terms of personality, beliefs or compatibility. You only know as much about someone as they want you to, and oftentimes this leads us to extrapolate what little we know about others from their forum posts, and create an inaccurate image of who they are; I am guilty of doing this myself. It is a case of us bonding over our shared belief that suicide is acceptable - for example - and not bonding over any meaningful connection.

...Though maybe I am wrong?