Artist: Cioccolatodorima

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Well... Was it directed by the Urobutcher? If so... Yup, it's a Feels Train, and it has no brakes.

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Anime: Made in Abyss

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kimi ni koishitei desu ka

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Rest in peace, Chester.
The news was quite a shock.. I was a huge fan of Linkin Park back in my childhood days.

I hope more people would understand that suicide won't take away the pain, it'll simply be passed on to someone else. Or in this case, it'll be passed on to millions of his fans..

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Unfortunately, for some it's the only way out. As much as we can all wish that it could stop, in the end suicide IS painless, if only for the suicidal person, and it is also very darn well unstoppable if you can't convince the person considering it that there are other options.

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That shows how devastating depression can be. It curbs people's ability to make intuitive judgements, and can cause impulsive behaviors. It is true that suicide is not 100% preventable. But- the suicide of any one person in particular never is or was inevitable. As long as you're alive, there is hope for change. That's why getting support is a must when you're feeling suicidal.

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True. On the other hand, many things my prevent people from seeking support; in the US, a lot of folks won't seek help because they know that if they do they will lose fundamental civil rights and a fair bit of their privacy, likely permanently. I would not be surprised if there were similar conditions prevailing elsewhere.

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Nequedum

In Australia there are more laws in place to protect privacy.

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Laws only matter if you actually follow them. In many places in the US the police all too often are basically "above the law", and I all I ever hear from the international news is that things tend to be worse overseas. Another nice example is the ol' Soviet Constitution: it protected all sorts of rights for the average Soviet citizen, but included an emergency clause that allowed all protections to be overridden in case of a "State of Emergency". Well, for literally all of it's time on this Earth the Soviet Union was kept in a perpetual State of Emergency. Again: laws only matter if they are followed, and it is all too often that governing bodies ignore them.
Secondly, RE privacy: privacy means NOTHING if you lose your civil rights as well, or become a pariah citizen for having once contemplated suicide. Don't believe me? Come visit the US, happens all the time here; you just need to know where to look...

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