Dolly thread? Dolly thread. Kek

>>718317418
Yes

Yes yes

Bump I want my daily morning Dolly thread. When all the Americans go to sleep, all the useless Eurofags don't post anything about Dolly, and I've been up all night.

What did this bitch do to have her own threads

Fuck she was cute

>>718319241
Have you been living under a rock nigger

>oh look it's this thread again.
>i guess we're not done being edgy little faggots and laughing about some girl's suicide.

>>718317418
Who?

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>>718319353
>i guess we're not done being edgy little faggots and laughing about some girl's suicide.

Do you actually think that we are ever going to do anything else?

>>718317418
Why did you have to kill her, /b/? Why?

>>718319313
Yes I do live under a rock faggot

>>718319572
FOR THEM LULZ LELELELELELEKELELELELEKEKEKKEKEKEKEKEK

>no

>>718319353
It's 50/50 in these threads, as I've noticed
Some people are genuinely sad and care for her, and others simply don't care and mock it, asking for her nudes, making photoshopped images, etc.

>The flopping of her arms people mention never reached for the noose around her neck was not a sign of determination, it is the symptom of her losing her motor reflexes. I’d imagine those arm movements you see WAS her attempt at reaching for the noose.

can you imagine that fucking feeling.. instant regret, and hoping that somehow someone will come and save you.

>>718319676
The moralfags don't belong. This is /b/. We are the definition of edgy.

>>718319679
It would be a horrible feeling, let's just hope it wasn't just that though. Maybe she actually just wanted out of this world.

>>718319657
Post pic

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>>718319828

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>>718319123
Around 5-6 EST is when the Americans usually are online and post shit in Dolly threads

>>718319903
>>718319965
Kek

>>718319508
Hello newfag. Once upon a time /b/ wouldn't go full edgelord over every single thing. Unfortunately as time went on people began to think "I'm on /b/, therefore I must be an edgy twat at all times", as demonstrated by you. Those of us blessed with more brain cells than people like you are capable of being a twat AND occasionally NOT being a twat. I hope you think on this, young padewan.

>>718319819
Hope it wasn't that, but it could have been. I remember watching a documentary about the golden gate suicides, and one survivor said that in the moment he let go of the rail, he instantly thought " I don't wanna die". But of course it was too late. Still, somehow he managed to survive.

I think that people who are that deep in depression that may be the only thing, the only strong experience to get them out of it.

>>718319679
Constricting your airway doesn't create a loss of motor reflexes -- on the contrary the reflex is to grab your throat (google "choking reflex"). That she wasn't shows she was fighting against that reflex.

>>718319123
There is an active thread on 8/b right now

Still sad over this 12 year old.

Read all about this over the weekend.

She was mature beyond her years and looked older than she really was.

Still just a child though. No way she could have fully understood the gravity of her decision.

She had many options, but could only see one.

Most likely regret the moment she stepped off the bucket.

So sad - she was smart and very pretty. She could have been anything she wanted - but her unchecked depression took control.

RIP.

>>718320129
Yeah dude I'm sure it's a scary, crazy feeling knowing that you're about to die. It's sad how a 12-year-old even had to go through something like that, the pain that caused her to do it. But watching it, it looked like she was swaying her body around to get in a position where she'd die quicker.

>>718320269
What's that? 8 chain?

>>718320416
what else?

>>718320461
idek, my irl friend zeke goes on 8. Never been on there before

>>718320228
I'm not saying that what you said is a good thing, because it means that things happened in her life that were bad enough to keep her that determined, but hanging there and regretting that you attempted suicide is much worse I think. Knowing that there's no way back. Hope she didn't suffer much

>>718320309
>Most likely regret the moment she stepped off the bucket.
I don't think so man. In fact it looked like she actually suppressed the instinct to struggle. She was 100% determined.

Watching her body hang there while the sun went down and the world continued in the background was really eerie and sad, tbh.

>>718320550
This.
The background and the sun going down as she's hanging there is indescribable. It's miserable

>>718320048

*tips fedora*

>>718320309
Yes. When I think of where my head was at age 12. She was a kid, but forced into adult stuff way too early. Why hasn't anybody doxxed the stepdad yet?

>>718320357
I thought a lot about offing myself too, but watching that video and wondering whether she regretted it or not made me feel I should never even try..

>>718320740
Same here :^(
As much as it probably did hurt for a couple seconds, she eventually greeted death. Let's just hope it's peaceful for her, that's all we really can do.

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>>718320740
She was trying to show how easy it is
>she wants you to an hero

>>718320550
>>718320309

Katelyn’s death was not quick and painless. The way she hanged herself, with the knot at the back of her neck and doing a short drop, is called a slow hanging. She felt the pain of the rope in her neck as well as the pain of her neck stretching. She probably did not die from asphyxiation, but rather from the rope pinching the Vagal nerve in her neck. This results in the Vagal reflex, which stops the heart.

Sometimes death can be within a few seconds – if you are lucky. Katelyn was not lucky – in life, or her chosen manner of death. The flopping of her arms people mention never reached for the noose around her neck was not a sign of determination, it is the symptom of her losing her motor reflexes. I’d imagine those arm movements you see WAS her attempt at reaching for the noose.


RIP Dolly

>>718320740
>>718320903
Hope she's found peace, guys. Her death was much more natural then a bullet to the brain, because that messes up the brain. What happens in the brain leading up to death is interesting

Anyone find the dirty sand nigger that egged her on

>>718320903
I still fear the day that'll be so dark that I won't see any reason to live.

Another thing that's reletable is that I too have a little sibling who pretty much has noone else but me, which is another reason I try to get rid of those thoughts.

Yeah, hope she is at peace now.

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>>718320129
>the moment he let go of the rail, he instantly thought " I don't wanna die".

"As he crossed the chord in flight, Baldwin recalls, “I instantly realized that everything in my life that I’d thought was unfixable was totally fixable—except for having just jumped.”"

https://archive.is/20160427081948/http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2003/10/13/jumpers#selection-541.213-541.396

>>718321037
I really hope this isn't correct.

>>718321037
>nice copy pasta

>>718320728

Preposterous bra stuffing going on there.

>>718321181
>>718321204
indeed, just trying to set the record straight.

Still too sad - the end results is a beautiful young girl that could have been a beautiful young woman if she had somehow just gotten past the crushing depression that took over her life.

>>718321151
I'm deeply sorry you're going through those thoughts, anon. I know how it feels. And to your younger siblings, keep on loving them unconditionally. I have an older brother who's selfish, and cousins who steal from me, not only that, my biological dad died at 49. Keep on pushing brother I'm here

Hope her parents get what they deserve.
Genuinely sad about this.

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>>718321178
http://documentary-movie.com/the-bridge/

51.36

Post the video

>>718321473
It's very sad indeed. She was smart too, she would've definitely gone far if she had normal parents. Depression starts at home

>>718321526
Thanks, Anon. I wish you the best.

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