Dauth, on 28 Jul 2008, 15:43, said:
In England attempted suicide was a capital offence for some time (I enjoyed first hearing that fact).
If the penalty is Death...I am not expecting the attempter will disagree with the sentence. :chillpill1:
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the suicide is the exit to the problems?
Started By edsato82, Jul 19 2008 20:09
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Posted 28 July 2008 - 10:19
If the penalty is Death...I am not expecting the attempter will disagree with the sentence. :chillpill1:
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Posted 28 July 2008 - 18:13
Many a time I have made a quck thought about it when I was feeling sad, but I knew that if I even THOUGHT about it, the feds would be busting down my door with one of those portable battering rams and throw me into the pit. But, OF COURSE I have never carried out a suicide attempt.
But hey. Everyone has thought about it at least once, right?
But hey. Everyone has thought about it at least once, right?
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Posted 23 August 2008 - 10:57
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If you even let a single WORD slip out to your therapist about it, he's gonna put you in a mental hospital, whether you like it or NOT!
I told my therapist that i wanted to X myself (I don't have paid or private sessions, every school here has a councilor) - and I'm still walking. It's because their job is to help you sort it out, not to lock you up forever!
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