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- Jul 14, 2022
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was ss mentioned in a viral twitter post or something cuz im seeing an influx of tumblrcore 18-19 y/os that was not prevalent when i first made an account
its real easy to find this site when ur looking for methods so ig thats part of itwas ss mentioned in a viral twitter post or something cuz im seeing an influx of tumblrcore 18-19 y/os that was not prevalent when i first made an account
the call is coming from inside the housetumblrcore 18-19 y/os
Did you search from an engine other than Google? Google censors this siteits real easy to find this site when ur looking for methods so ig thats part of it
the call is coming from inside the house
It was such a frustrating article to read. Without this forum, our world gets so much smaller. I don't know where else anyone can go to talk about these subjects openly. Yes, there's therapy, but that's not an option for everyone. And, sometimes, people just want to be heard without being sent to a psychiatric hospital. This forum is a very special place, and I hope it doesn't get taken away from us.It's definitely the combination of that video, plus a recent BBC article (or even any article that mentions this site).
I only joined this year, but I was a lurker for years before that and I have noticed an influx of younger members too. There are a lot more vent posts on the discussion subforum than the years prior. It's not necessarily good or bad in my opinion, but the video + article is not having the intended effect of turning people away from this site.
It goes to show how shitty mental health support is. "Just get therapy" is not in itself a great answer, and I bet most of us have been shunned by our family and friends for even speaking up about our feelings. It's only natural this place is a safe haven for many of us, whether we intend to CTB or not.
If I think about it, I wonder how many of the people mentioned in the BBC article tried to talk to their parents, only to get shut down by them?
i think a lot of suicidal thoughts in younger people can be solved with just a tad bit of gratitude.if parents hadn't failed raising a generation of kids , there wouldn't be so many people ill + "=O theres' no police, no law, no accountability", now where's people complaining about "state interfering in your parenting?" and i hope those people have a scandal on their hands, the media is doing a great job at "divide and conquer" and "blame everything else we can't control or failed to avoid"
I also saw a letter from one darknet member posting a huge manifesto blaming them (society, especifically the "state") and obviously how trying to suppress some things just lead to an overwhelming increase of
example?
Proihibition act of 20s
That stupid youtube video and those articles written by ppl who should be prosecuted by what they say
see how many kids are asking "what happens if take tylenol with a glass of wine" or "i wanna kill myself because my favorite series is over" kind of thing, it really pisses off
its da annoying bpd tumblr sanriocore bitches i see enough of them on twt arldyits real easy to find this site when ur looking for methods so ig thats part of it
the call is coming from inside the house
you are 20
I found it via Google tbhDid you search from an engine other than Google? Google censors this site
it just seems that to ctb has become such a jokesee how many kids are asking "what happens if take tylenol with a glass of wine" or "i wanna kill myself because my favorite series is over" kind of thing, it really pisses off
I'm 18 and found this website by looking up the helium cbt method. I don't think it's bad at all for younger people to be finding this website. Anyone with internet can find this website very easily.was ss mentioned in a viral twitter post or something cuz im seeing an influx of tumblrcore 18-19 y/os that was not prevalent when i first made an account
I'm like 90% certain some people who come here have their entire perspective changed by just being able to share their feelings in a safe space and end up choosing not to CTB as a result.BBC posted an article talking about how this site is evil. (not mentioning the name of the site) They didn't talk about why people consider suicide. Their stance is just to have the site taken down. (we've seen this several times from newsarticles) Of course this means there will be more people sighning up. Because there's not much real help out.
Here's the article. I think there's also a thread about it in offtopic.
'Failure to act' on suicide website linked to 50 UK deaths
Families are angry at the lack of action to shut it, despite multiple concerns from police and coroners.www.bbc.co.uk
I totally agree on this one. Being able to discuss your thought and feeling on here without being judged can be very helpful. For me it already helped to know that there are other people out there with similar thought and to hear their backstories.I'm like 90% certain some people who come here have their entire perspective changed by just being able to share their feelings in a safe space and end up choosing not to CTB as a result.
It helps more people than it allegedly harms.
Taking it down would increase suicides.
They could try taking down 4chan. People go there not initially wanting to d13 then just get bullied into CTB.
People come here wanting to die and they either die equipped with the tools to do it without it being abject torture or survive because catharsis of community.
Either way it's better than 4chan.
Its the only place I'm not bullied for my autism lmao. Also this site has whole recovery, art, gaming, and general sections. Of course nobody wants the first course of action to be CTB, but it is hard and also needs to be an option for some people.I totally agree on this one. Being able to discuss your thought and feeling on here without being judged can be very helpful. For me it already helped to know that there are other people out there with similar thought and to hear their backstories.