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tess
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I fell in love with her I am still such an eejit
damaged mate...healing but damaged I put some soul into her ...and yanno
she came up to stay with me one of my wiemeraners is an ex drug dog
tess
Fangirl
she went nuts and she was a customs dog
Tess should I be a eejit or someone who rejects everyone and become a recluse?
tess
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tess
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hmmmmm....stay an eejit I reckon
have you ever thrown a really good root away cause it was damaging
lol I will eejit forevah
nite darl stay cool
tess
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High Place Phenomenon
Thought I'd cross-post on the topic of "High Places Phenomenon" as some might find it helpful to learn that somebody leaping off a high place to their death might not actually indicate a deliberate rejection of friends and family or even the desire to die !
So, from http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies.cfm?t=2015264&p=-1&#bottom
Coz the free ride party is over and the big bad real world and ever increasing responsibility for self is fast approaching and one has mistakenly decided "it doesn't get any better than this" ?
It really doesn't have to involve so-called "depression".
Then there is the matter that some folk tend to have the urge to jump when presented with simple/easy access to high places.
google "High Place Phenomenon" or "urge to jump" and see what I mean. Variants of "Do you get the urge to jump when in high places" are near standard psych questions.
See these links for starters: http://www.xojane.com/fun/turns-out-im-not-suicidal-after-all and http://bodyodd.nbcnews.com/_news/20...eird-urge-to-jump-off-a-bridge-explained?lite
So, it really could simply be yet another tragic case of being alone in a high place and one part of her out of the blue went "why not" and was acted on before another part of her got the chance to go "no don't !" and countermanded.
[ADIT] Also see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Imp_of_the_Perverse (Imp of the Perverse)
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Thought I'd cross-post on the topic of "High Places Phenomenon" as some might find it helpful to learn that somebody leaping off a high place to their death might not actually indicate a deliberate rejection of friends and family or even the desire to die !
So, from http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies.cfm?t=2015264&p=-1&#bottom
Coz the free ride party is over and the big bad real world and ever increasing responsibility for self is fast approaching and one has mistakenly decided "it doesn't get any better than this" ?
It really doesn't have to involve so-called "depression".
Then there is the matter that some folk tend to have the urge to jump when presented with simple/easy access to high places.
google "High Place Phenomenon" or "urge to jump" and see what I mean. Variants of "Do you get the urge to jump when in high places" are near standard psych questions.
See these links for starters: http://www.xojane.com/fun/turns-out-im-not-suicidal-after-all and http://bodyodd.nbcnews.com/_news/20...eird-urge-to-jump-off-a-bridge-explained?lite
So, it really could simply be yet another tragic case of being alone in a high place and one part of her out of the blue went "why not" and was acted on before another part of her got the chance to go "no don't !" and countermanded.
[ADIT] Also see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Imp_of_the_Perverse (Imp of the Perverse)
regarDS
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I'm Sorry Yoda, but that shit is funny............
and..
If I knew where you lived I would swim over and Bitch slap you. You deserve better than junkie scat lady. Stay safe and don't let her head fuck you to much. And spray your Wang with tea tree oil if you put it anywhere near her.
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