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How, and how NOT to help a suffering atheist...
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Hugs Ian. That was pretty mean of your grandma, maybe you could talk to her about that when you start to feel a little better? She probably means well, but I know it must've hurt, what she said.
Same as everybody, I'm a PM away if you need support. Hang in there bud 
@OP if you ever want to talk drop me a PM i'm here don't suffer you are in the right community who will help you.
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May 31, 2015 at 10:50 am
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Your grannies heart was most likely in the right place. Perhaps her religion, as it tends to do, subverted her better nature. Tell you something amusing about my grandparents. If they thought that running people over would make me happy....and I was suicidal......they'd hand me their car keys, in the end. Not a shining moment of moral exceptionalism, just a comment on how devoted people can be to the continued life and happiness of those they love. We just want the people we care about to stop suffering, when we see it, we'll throw almost anything at the wall to make that happen. Your grandmother was grasping, but only because she loves you.
Feeling good, today, btw?
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 RE: How, and how NOT to help a suffering atheist...
May 31, 2015 at 11:07 pm
(This post was last modified: May 31, 2015 at 11:12 pm by IanHulett.)
(May 31, 2015 at 10:50 am)Rhythm Wrote: Your grannies heart was most likely in the right place. Perhaps her religion, as it tends to do, subverted her better nature. Tell you something amusing about my grandparents. If they thought that running people over would make me happy....and I was suicidal......they'd hand me their car keys, in the end. Not a shining moment of moral exceptionalism, just a comment on how devoted people can be to the continued life and happiness of those they love. We just want the people we care about to stop suffering, when we see it, we'll throw almost anything at the wall to make that happen. Your grandmother was grasping, but only because she loves you. Better than the day I wrote the post. But I have bipolar disorder, so it's not going away anytime soon. Thank you everybody for your support. I'm very grateful.
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