Shizuoka Dolphin said:Seriously, all this crap about "depression" is a joke. Cheer up you miserable bastard and stop bringing everyone else down and / or making us late for work! You don't hear about depressed cavemen do you? It's a symptom of the MOLLYCODDLING which has become prevalent throughout modern society. "Oooh, I'm fed up about something - it must be a mental illness. I need time off work and drugs to get me through the day blah blah blah..." Stop feeling sorry for yourself, pick yourself up and GET ON WITH IT like everyone else does everyday of their lives. SELFISH.
Now that post I like .... and agree with.
(And before anyone starts shouting at me I've had two close relatives take their own lives).
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Fatality on the Railway
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Da Man Clay
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I cant imagine how people feel to do that sort of thing but to walk in front of a train is incredibly selfish. Not because it makes people late ect ect but because of the poor train driver, I know of a train driver who ended up having a breakdown over killing someone who jumped in front of train. Im afraid anyone that jumps in front of train loses any sympathy from me.
sir danny cullip
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Da Man Clay said:
Word. Those poor drivers must never be able to forget that moment.
KNC
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Tom Hark said:
Not true. Believe me, its happens just as much. I had one at Plumpton once. 6 in the morning, misty. I later found out he was carrying his dog with him. Initially, the police thought I had hit a werewolf, all fangs & fur.
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KNC said:
Poor mutt probably only thought he going out for a nice early morning stroll, too.
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Da Man Clay said:
Top post.
ali jenkins
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KNC said:
Being at plumpton it probably was a warewolf!
but i can see why that man would want to kill himself!
I couldnt imagine living there!
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sir danny cullip said:Word. Those poor drivers must never be able to forget that moment.
I doubt if they ever do, I'm not a train driver but i'll never forget the first suicide I witnessed and that memory will stay with me for ever so god knows how it must be for a train driver?
Safeway
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Shizuoka Dolphin said:Seriously, all this crap about "depression" is a joke. Cheer up you miserable bastard and stop bringing everyone else down and / or making us late for work! You don't hear about depressed cavemen do you? It's a symptom of the MOLLYCODDLING which has become prevalent throughout modern society. "Oooh, I'm fed up about something - it must be a mental illness. I need time off work and drugs to get me through the day blah blah blah..." Stop feeling sorry for yourself, pick yourself up and GET ON WITH IT like everyone else does everyday of their lives. SELFISH.
And don't even START me on post-natal 'depression'. "Ooo, I've just had a baby and I'm all depressed and that". Button it you fat bitch. Tuck into a slab of chocolate cake, sit your arse in front of 'Loose Women' and get on with it. SAKE.
Rougvie said:
complete load of bollocks- can you not grasp what mental illness is ! - its someone who loses sense of reality and perspective of life often over many years, not just a few crap winter months or relationship junk . it's not like the case of "oh snap out of it, you'll get over it " - its not an "EASY way out for SAPS"
i take it you've never known anyone close who has killed themselves. its like living under a cloud of pain.
Maybe you'll have the pleasure one day , although you'll probably bang on about it being a loser thing and survival of the fittest eh in this take take non compassionite society
f*** Wit is probably too complimentary to you, but i'll pass your comments on to my friend, who also lost her son 17 years ago - also to suicide !! (And no - she isn't a mare to live with ! )
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'''There is not a single situation in Life you cannot get over by putting your mind to it, and I say that with a little experience myself.'''
I think thats why they do it. They have lost their minds .........
DOH
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Rougvie
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Safeway said:
And don't even START me on post-natal 'depression'. "Ooo, I've just had a baby and I'm all depressed and that". Button it you fat bitch. Tuck into a slab of chocolate cake, sit your arse in front of 'Loose Women' and get on with it. SAKE.
Safeway said:
And don't even START me on post-natal 'depression'. "Ooo, I've just had a baby and I'm all depressed and that". Button it you fat bitch. Tuck into a slab of chocolate cake, sit your arse in front of 'Loose Women' and get on with it. SAKE.
Funny he never married
ali jenkins
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Safeway said:
And don't even START me on post-natal 'depression'. "Ooo, I've just had a baby and I'm all depressed and that". Button it you fat bitch. Tuck into a slab of chocolate cake, sit your arse in front of 'Loose Women' and get on with it. SAKE.
Ex-f***ing-actly!
They give it all "Im depressed" shit, but there the ones that get SIX MONTHS to sit on there fat arses watching This Morning and Loose Women and WE have to f***ing work all day and then when we do get home all we get is "Its alright for you, you get to go to work and i have to stay at HOME allday looking after the baby"
BUTTON IT BITCH!
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Safeway said:
And don't even START me on post-natal 'depression'. "Ooo, I've just had a baby and I'm all depressed and that". Button it you fat bitch. Tuck into a slab of chocolate cake, sit your arse in front of 'Loose Women' and get on with it. SAKE.
Rougvie
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H block said:
There are people in life with mental illness yes, they were born with it, but they dont all want to commit suicide.
If someone develops a mental illness because of something thats happened to them I just dont buy it, you have the power from within to make positive changes to rectify any situation, however if its a clinical reason then I suppose, yes there is nothing that can be done in some cases, but by no means all.
Far too many people commit suicide when some one dies, their wife leaves them or they go bankrupt etc etc, all of those things can be dealt with, I have a friend who was raped on train station platform by 3 blokes and then dragged into the middle of the road for the first car to run over her (i've discussed it on here before), she could have wallowed in self pity, but she decided to turn it into a positive and although she still has flashbacks, she is has progressed in life, and her career.
A lot of clinical depression is brought on by the sense that things can never be better, thats not a mental illness, its wallowing in self pity under the excuse of an illness. Its all in a lot of peoples heads, but obviously like in anything there are always exeptions.
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H block said:
A person losing they're mind may drive them to suicide but in the act of suicide the person is probably more in control of they're mind than they have been for years, How else would some suicide victims be able to plan they're own death with such detail?
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Nibble said:
Like it's the first time thats happened on NSC