who killed themself recently?

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It may have been inappropriate, but I enjoyed it.

On a related note, I've been dead for about a week now. I hope someone finds my body soon.

I'm getting closer to climbing in a tank of argon...

I can remmeber the post on here some aspie made saying he was going to kill himself. I think the thread was called "Googbye cruel World" He did kill himself indeed and he is on wikipedia. This website got sued for the incident because we failed to report it. I don't know who won though.

I never give warnings, it just gives people an opportunity to stop me.

Wasn't that the William Frenud guy mentioned on the previous page?

About suicide: Suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem.

Suicide is simply a choice. Everyone deserves at least one choice in this world where we are constatnly reminded that we are absolutely nothing if we don't meet the expectattions set out for us. There are two things in the wrold; absolute perfection and abject failure. If we cannpt be one thne we shulod be thojter.

I almost lost my half sister to suicide but lucky that we saw the signs got her the help she needed and now she is doing fine.

I want to make it clear this is not a personal attack but merely a disagreement because it could be taken the wrong way.

I believe one must be cautious not to characterize suicide in such lowly terms. The effects of suicide have a habit of rippling outward and causing more damage to those around the person who commits them a "regular" death. It leaves people to ask questions, and ponder. Not everyone is effected similarly. When my mother committed suicide I recovered far easier then my father, despite the fact that many people thought thought I was effected to a huge degree. However people in my family were effected and I noticed it.

This is not the same as to say I blamed my mother because I didn't. She was clearly not of entirely stable mind, and I have heard of other complications since.

Still suicide is a painful and traumatic event. It is not just a choice.

I found the William Freund Page on Wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Freund

So sad.

I read the forum and I thought "How could I of killed myself recently? I would be dead wouldn't I?"

But then I thought, "I would come back as a ghost wouldn't I?"

That was exactly my thought.

I'll probably get blasted for saying this, but it's what a call victim's rage psychology. It doesn't excuse what he's done, but I'm sure many of aspie men on here have **thought** about something similar at one time or another. Doesn't mean we neccessarily go out and do it, but then though when we live in such a tormenting, racist society that is actively discriminating against us, exploiting us, verbally (and sometimes physically) abusing us, and stripping away our humanity... THAT breeds mental illness.

I think it is important to not think of ourselves as victims. No one is conspiring to exploit me or discriminate against me.

That is not mental illness. That is murder. Pure and simple.

The person also was aware of what he was doing:



I have no sympathy for this person. I wish he had survived so the families of his victims would have gotten the justice of seeing him convicted of his crime.

William Freund lived very close to where I live. I remember when I heard it I thought great, now people are going to think people with Asperger's are ruthless murderers.

f*****g NT street trash.

The time for WPs reign of world domination is coming...