If only you had the capacity for truth. For someone so concerned with being "cybermobbed" via the use of "sophisticated software," you're doing a bang up job of cybermobbing and bullying ME. This is harassment, and it has been consistent since January. Your constant yarns are irritating, but what's really upsetting is that I'm in fear for my safety—your capacity for physical harm is documented right alongside the verbal abuse you inflict, and I have no recourse. But I'll document it here for anyone reading your drivel.
I am afraid for my safety.
The supposed victim is actually the perpetrator here, and I am afraid for my safety. Delete this if you want, but I keep my receipts, and I'll certainly be taking a screenshot.
Turns out the feelings don’t get any less complicated
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Patrick Warren, Sr., Shot to Death by Officer During Mental Health Welfare Check
Patrick Warren, Sr., a pastor in Killeen, TX, was killed by officer Reynaldo Contreras during a welfare check on Sunday. When Warren showed signs of emotional distress, his family called 911 for assistance. Killeen is located in Bell County, which employs Mental Health Deputies—officers trained in crisis intervention whose goal…
Suicide Rates May Be Lowest During the Holidays, but You Should Still Check on Your People
One of the biggest myths about suicide is that people end their lives in larger numbers during the holidays. This is not true.
I used to make sure to discuss this myth every year on my social channels because it’s inaccurate, and I got tired of seeing media pushes and…
(This post was originally published on the Live Through This blog on September 5, 2020.)
So, let’s talk about this weird hierarchy around “serious” or “medically serious” suicide attempts versus “non-serious” ones. In short, it’s harmful to all of us with lived experience of suicidal intensity of any kind.
Based…
The suicide rates keep rising, so why do we keep doing the same things over and over?
(This post was originally published on the Live Through This blog on September 1, 2020.)
I always feel so pressured to participate in Suicide Prevention Month when I don’t particularly want to and don’t, at this point, see much value in it.
The reality is that all the same messaging…
Suicide is all over the news this week. It’s hard to avoid right now. It’s a difficult topic to think and talk about on the best of days, let alone when you’re being bombarded left and right by news reports and social media posts.
As with Kate Spade, Anthony Bourdain’s…
You’ve probably heard by now that Kate Spade died from suicide. Please be informed regarding how to share this news with your networks. …
I learned last night that Amy Bleuel, founder of Project Semicolon, died by suicide last week. In sitting with the news and trying to find clarity, I keep thinking of my colleagues. Suicide prevention work is done almost exclusively by people who have lost someone to suicide or who have…
It’s been two years since Robin Williams died, and I still can’t watch anything he’s been in without feeling a deep pang of sadness. For decades, we watched him play characters that touched different parts of us. The range of emotion he masterfully portrayed over the years — and in…
Dese'Rae L. Stage
Dese’Rae L. Stage is an artist, mom, suicidologist, speaker, student, & activist based in Philadelphia, PA. deseraestage.com & livethroughthis.org
