A small gestures of love
7 years ago by wantyouout · 1250 Likes · 17 comments · Popular
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third
· 7 years ago
I bet that made everyone feel soooo special and loved. Lmao, what bullshit.
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i_
· 7 years ago
ikr? If everyone's special then nobody is.
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guest
· 7 years ago
My school has a special program that does this every semester
chilledtothebone
· 7 years ago
My school did this, too. Everyone got a message, and it brightened up a ton of days. Sadly, they were all from a list of the same, what, 40 messages? I saw two lockers directly next to one-another that said "you are the most unique person on earth", haha.
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third
· 7 years ago
That's my point. It's just a symbolic gesture totally devoid of meaning. No one cares about most of these people, for some reason, they just don't want them to kill themselves.
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parisqeen
· 7 years ago
For "some reason". People are precious, everyone is. These are school kids so I think ANY gesture that makes them feel loved is worth it.
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third
· 7 years ago
Receiving a note virtually identical to hundreds to thousands of others right after a suicide sure as hell wouldn't make me feel loved.
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parisqeen
· 7 years ago
It would make me feel loved. Identical or not a note saying you're valued is better then nothing. Every life is worth the same. That's my opinion though, you can think otherwise if want.
matthewg
· 7 years ago
What makes you feel loved, third?
third
· 7 years ago
Something directed at me specifically that has no relation to external stimuli.
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matthewg
· 7 years ago
Everything is related to external stimuli.
third
· 7 years ago
External to the context. For example, I use my free time to help a friend finish a project I have no involvement in, and the next day he gives me a card saying what a great friend/person I am, that is a genuine feeling that I appreciate. The trigger lies purely within the context of our relationship. NOT some other student killing themselves and the next day I get a card saying that, much less everyone else in the school receiving virtually identical ones. That is just a generic, artificial "caring" that has nothing to do with me specifically and is therefore devoid of any meaning.
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matthewg
· 7 years ago
Makes sense.
silvermyth
· 7 years ago
I had this done at my schoo last week. Nearly everyone got one but me.
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i_
· 7 years ago
Oh man I hope you got a huge kek out of that
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somespanishguy
· 7 years ago
In Spain every time that a student commits suicide, which has happened 18 times in 10 years, the government has to step in and find a solution
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· 7 years ago
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Life isn't for everyone
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