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Topic	Why is it that the more advanced a country is, the higher the suicide rate?
An_Actual_Chad 07/08/20 2:25:54 AM #23:	LeperMessiahXX posted... Think about Robin Williams, he was famous, talented, beloved, rich, and a bunch of other things, and he was still depressed. Robin Williams was not depressed. He was developing a brain disease that was making him lose control of his mind. When it progressed past a certain level, he took his own life before the disease could completely take over his mind. People keep using him as the poster boy for "check on your friends that seem happy; they're really the saddest ones." No, that's not what happened. Robin Williams' joy and zest for life was exactly how he portrayed it on television. --- Being a Chad is a choice. <cite>An_Actual_Chad posted [p:941826898] in Why is it ... [t:78832044]...</cite> <quote>LeperMessiahXX posted... </cite> <quote> Think about Robin Williams, he was famous, talented, beloved, rich, and a bunch of other things, and he was still depressed. </quote>Robin Williams was not depressed. He was developing a brain disease that was making him lose control of his mind. When it progressed past a certain level, he took his own life before the disease could completely take over his mind. People keep using him as the poster boy for "check on your friends that seem happy; they're really the saddest ones." No, that's not what happened. Robin Williams' joy and zest for life was exactly how he portrayed it on television. --- Being a Chad is a choice.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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