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I doubt most would be saying what they're typing to their face or out in the open. No I don't think you're wrong, it just raises a bigger point It has been clearly evident in threads surrounding Liam Payne's death. The addiction/mental health problems doesn't define a person. It's not linear. It's not black and white Behind all of it is a human who has lost their way. People flippantly put all the blame on them, like it's as easy to resist as putting the kettle on. There's little regard to all the nuances that lead up to that point. As it hasn't happened to them they can easily judge or if it has happened to them they've been strong enough to get through it, not everyone is. People also think status changes things. They have the money to services so that's going to fix it. Not always. I doubt anyone wants a life of addiction and if it was so easy to solve it then surely they would. Ignorance will continue and so will a lack of empathy unfortunately. |
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