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So much love and respect for you, my friend. 


I'm only talking about conditions where there is no cure or treatment & the person suffers tremendous pain on a daily basis... nobody on here understands. And since you haven't been through it, your response is not derived from empathy, but from righteous indignation.
Live with unending, soul-wracking physical pain 24x7, get told it’s for the rest of your life and no-one cares enough to find a cure, and maybe you’d *begin* to understand some people’s choice to end their pain - instead of becoming an opioid zombie.
I have an 18 year old daughter who lives with chronic pain and fatigue, two shoulder surgeries, bedridden at 15, down the darkest holes, ridden the hellish pharmaceutical carousel, no cure, no magic pills, every day a battle. But every day is a NEW day.
That’s what I tell myself, and some days are easier than most. I personally refuse to surrender but I emphasize with those that can’t summon the will to scream back at the pain any more, that just want to let go.
..... and treatable conditions, such as mental illness where there's a quality of life. The only people who are qualified to comment are people with this kind of experience. Self-righteous comments & judgemental advice is selfish & dangerous.
Telling a person in crisis, “It's destructive. It's permanent. It's wrong.” Will not help. In fact it may drive them to it. Think more carefully before you post your words.
One of the most powerful things I’ve ever heard was the account of one who survived a jump off the GG Bridge; he said he instantly regretted the decision the moment his hands left the bars. It’s incredibly important we use this language.
http://6abc.com/amp/society/second-chances-i-survived-jumping-off-the-golden-gate-bridge/2020159/ … here is the link to the story.
Not if you want them to live. Belittling as @michellemalkin wrote in her comment will not help. A person that’s deep in depression or PTSD won’t care. They feel bad enough. Believe me, if someone really wants to kill themselves, they will.
I’m not saying you belittle them, and neither was Dr. Peterson. Those degrees in clinical psychology really ring true.
They don’t. He’s a hack and his methods are outdated, dangerous, and dumb.
Telling suicidal people that suicide is a “sin” or that it’s “wrong” isn’t helpful and it isn’t a deterrent; neither is it helpful to call it “selfish”. A suicidal person would take these labels as additional reasons to kill themselves. You hafta convince someone they’re valued
“Destructive” and “wrong”? Says who? If suicide ends intolerable suffering then it could be considered constructive and reasonable. Each person has the right to decide.
I've seen people live into utter decay. People have the right to choose their end. We need to stop demonizing a person's decision to close his own book. As long as it's well considered and thought through, and it's an adult.
Each and every one of us has our own definition of utter decay. You're being presumptuous to think the poster was describing a body health situation. Some of us reach a point of self awareness where we realize there is no happy ending to our lifestory.
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