Now throw in access to a gun and the odds of you being able to take your life in a vulnerable situation rise dramatically.
Throw in access to a smartphone where you’re bombarded with images and videos of the best version of everyone you know’s lives and you start feeling even more like you are the problem and are more likely to take your life when in a vulnerable position.
Throw in cyber bullying and if you happened to be bullied by any groups you’re part of that bullying would continue even when you’re home.
The one good thing about the internet is that it may have allowed you to communicate with others in your situation and help you realize you’re not the problem.
But we don’t need smartphones (and an always available camera) for that.
Throw in access to a smartphone where you’re bombarded with images and videos of the best version of everyone you know’s lives and you start feeling even more like you are the problem and are more likely to take your life when in a vulnerable position.
Throw in cyber bullying and if you happened to be bullied by any groups you’re part of that bullying would continue even when you’re home.
The one good thing about the internet is that it may have allowed you to communicate with others in your situation and help you realize you’re not the problem.
But we don’t need smartphones (and an always available camera) for that.