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Not that i don't somewhat agree with your comment, but I don't. When people have had enough, they're done. Put yourself in Hannah's shoes. she was fed up and had enough. some people are stronger than others, but some people cant take it. she didnt give up, there was just no where else to turn.
Elizabeth, so what you're saying is that if a suicidal person believes there's no where else to turn, that suicide is a valid option? Therefore this book couldn't change their mind one way or another or trigger them?
That might be one of the most misguided things I've ever read on here.
Elizabeth, there is always somewhere to turn to! Suicide is NEVER the answer.
That's just how the universe works, we all have ups and downs, we all feel like it's getting too much and that maybe we should give up but our lifes are a lot more precious than that.
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Apr 18, 2017 07:38AM
Not that i don't somewhat agree with your comment, but I don't. When people have had enough, they're done. Put yourself in Hannah's shoes. she was fed up and had enough. some people are stronger than others, but some people cant take it. she didnt give up, there was just no where else to turn.
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Elizabeth, so what you're saying is that if a suicidal person believes there's no where else to turn, that suicide is a valid option? Therefore this book couldn't change their mind one way or another or trigger them? That might be one of the most misguided things I've ever read on here.
Elizabeth, there is always somewhere to turn to! Suicide is NEVER the answer.That's just how the universe works, we all have ups and downs, we all feel like it's getting too much and that maybe we should give up but our lifes are a lot more precious than that.
