[Marsh.]

I will say, I could just about see a situation whereby someone tweets out something in a moment of madness. But going to the trouble of screenshotting it to then add it onto another social media account is completely odd to me and slightly more calculated.

But I have very low tolerance for stuff like twitter anyway.

[Scoot]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

I will say, I could just about see a situation whereby someone tweets out something in a moment of madness. But going to the trouble of screenshotting it to then add it onto another social media account is completely odd to me and slightly more calculated.

But I have very low tolerance for stuff like twitter anyway.

I see what you’re saying but at the same time it’s no less calculated than any other kind of cry for help or even a note, just perhaps a more modern method of distribution.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Scoot

I see what you’re saying but at the same time it’s no less calculated than any other kind of cry for help or even a note, just perhaps a more modern method of distribution.

For me, it is different. Tweeting a message at a low moment is one thing, maybe a cry for help akin to texting a friend. Screenshotting and getting that message on each of your social media accounts is a little more of a calculated seek of mass attention.

Maybe she saw how much attention Demi Lovato got I don't know.

[Scoot]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

For me, it is different. Tweeting a message at a low moment is one thing, maybe a cry for help akin to texting a friend. Screenshotting and getting that message on each of your social media accounts is a little more of a calculated seek of mass attention.

Maybe she saw how much attention Demi Lovato got I don't know.

Calculated or not, surely the attention is a good thing if it stopped her killing herself.

For all we know she genuinely thought no one would care if she posted it.