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Suicide hotline abuse 2016-07-16 23:03:14 Post No. 17363925
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I like calling the suicide hotline a bit too much. I don't have money and I can't afford a therapist and it's always a nice sweet girl telling me it's alright.
Do they know who calls a lot? How many people do they have answering? What are the chances of getting the same person twice? I have no friends, no friends whatsoever. I can't cope with my life.
Do they know if you "abuse" the hotline by using it too much to talk to people?
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Wanna talk?
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>>17363964
I have no friends
I have no family living near me
I have nothing to do
I don't enjoy video games anymore
I don't have anyone to talk to in real life
I don't enjoy walking outside because I have social phobia and being around people makes me so uncomfortable the idea of ever small talking makes me feel physically sick
I have nobody. I have nothing. The only reason I'm alive is so that my parents wouldn't be sad. The idea of them sitting in their couch knowing "Wow he killed himself. My son killed himself" makes me not do it.
But I still want to
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If it's a suicide hotline I doubt they care.
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>>17363974
Message me on kik OP iranherover
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Just get a Google voice number
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>>17363925
Whatyou're doing, while perhaps a bit atypical, isn't considered an abuse of the hotline. It's there for people to call rather than co mitting suicide, and that is exactly what you are doing. Some might call you a frequent flier, and this isn't exactly meant as a flattering term, but it isn't the same thing as being an abuser.
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>>17364011
Do you work for one?
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