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The one to blame on this incident is himself.......everyone knows what drugs can do to you.....and here it is.. ..suicide
its cornells birthday. they were good friends and he sang Hallelujah at Chris' funeral. then hangs himself on his birthday.
Yea because his music was clearly positive & not disturbed, good call son.
Complete and total despair and hopelessnessWhat makes people end their lives by suicide.
which leads to you not being in a right state of mind. Yes people are conscious in terms of getting through the day to day but they are not themselves.Complete and total despair and hopelessness
A lot of people are doing this.which leads to you not being in a right state of mind. Yes people are conscious in terms of getting through the day to day but they are not themselves.
I've had a relapse of major anxiety and panic attacks this past week and it is literally hell for me atm. Just barely staying above.
trying to do what I need to do to get through this but it is hard and I'm scared at times of the thoughts that are coming in to my head (albeit briefly).
I thought the lead singer was Japanese.
Thanx - I'm actively trying to do what I need to do.A lot of people are doing this.
I'm sorry you're having such a hard time. I've been there before, and eventually you'll turn the corner. Just keep as active as possible, that helps a bit. Send me a pm if you ever need to talk or someone to vent to.
wow, was just about to post this.
http://www.tmz.com/2017/07/20/linkin-park-singer-chester-bennington-dead-commits-suicide/
Thats shocking, RIP.
Was a big fan in middle school/ high school
Committed suicide
Linkin Park frontman Chester Bennington has reportedly committed suicide at age 41, according to TMZ. TMZ reports Bennington hung himself at a Palos Verdes Estates residence in L.A. County. Billboard has reached out to reps for the band and authorities for confirmation.
Bennington struggled with drug and alcohol addictions at various times during his life. He was married and is survived by six children.
No. Not Chris Cornell.
I'm saying those who are depressed, admire Chris Cornell, and see his memorials, can.
And now depressed fans of Chester may fall under the same influence.
How is that so hard to understand? We're talking about people with their brain chemistry being completely off and committing suicide, yet you believe a celebrity they admire committing suicide is a complete non-factor in their decision to commit suicide?
This isn't hard to understand, but you're trying hard to not understand it.
I do believe that too many people make excuses for suicides after the fact. Normalizing the act of giving up like the person has no control on the decision to end their life is a problem.