fork it, I can't stop crying over this and I am so surprised. I hadn't realized how much she meant to me. I don't listen to her often.
Despite her waif-like qualities, I always saw her like a rock. Nobody is a rock, everybody has their struggles and she had more than her share. If she took her own life, there's a sense of anger, in part, but that gives way to understanding how much someone was suffering. Of course, I may be jumping the gun in a big way.
fork it, I can't stop crying over this and I am so surprised. I hadn't realized how much she meant to me. I don't listen to her often.
Despite her waif-like qualities, I always saw her like a rock. Nobody is a rock, everybody has their struggles and she had more than her share. If she took her own life, there's a sense of anger, in part, but that gives way to understanding how much someone was suffering. Of course, I may be jumping the gun in a big way.
You are not alone – I feel the same way as I did when Bourdain, McQueen, and Spade died. Even though I didn't know them personally, the fact that someone so talented and successful could feel so low and suffer in the same lame ways that I do makes it all the more real.
It's also times like these that I reach out to my friends and tell them I love them and how much they mean to me. 'Cause the only thing that really matters in this life are the relationships we have – not fame, success, or money. It's those connections that keep us truly alive.
RIP Sinéad. Seemed like such a troubled soul. I she has found peace.
Such an incredible talent. I recall hearing NC2U for the first time not knowing any English and there was no need for it. She managed to tell the story beyond words. Just yesterday I listened to Ian Brown song, that Sinead was singing on and thought: she just make it shine. I saw her live once in times of 'Faith and Courage' album. She was such a human, so alive.
RIP Sinead.
I'm trapped in my face
and I'm changing too much.
I can't climb out the way I fell in.
RIP Sinéad. Seemed like such a troubled soul. I she has found peace.
Such an incredible talent. I recall hearing NC2U for the first time not knowing any English and there was no need for it. She managed to tell the story beyond words. Just yesterday I listened to Ian Brown song, that Sinead was singing on and thought: she just make it shine. I saw her live once in times of 'Faith and Courage' album. She was such a human, so alive.
RIP Sinead.
I couldn't even talk about this. I understand mental illness is hard on everyone but no harder than the person who has it. She basically came out and told everyone that she was going to kill herself. Because her son died. I would have tied her to a bed. I don't know, maybe that's just me. Maybe this is Monday morning quarterbacking. I don't know. I have a dear friend who I've known since seventh grade. Who was very close to committing suic side a couple months ago? And I absolutely would not leave him alone. Until I was positive he was OK. And even then, I wasn't sure. In fact, I saw him today. He came to town to visit his parents. We went to breakfast within this morning. And I am comfortable with his demeanor I feel he is OK but then again you never really know. If someone's OK or not, it's very heart breaking all of this.
Such an incredible talent. I recall hearing NC2U for the first time not knowing any English and there was no need for it. She managed to tell the story beyond words. Just yesterday I listened to Ian Brown song, that Sinead was singing on and thought: she just make it shine. I saw her live once in times of 'Faith and Courage' album. She was such a human, so alive.
RIP Sinead.
I couldn't even talk about this. I understand mental illness is hard on everyone but no harder than the person who has it. She basically came out and told everyone that she was going to kill herself. Because her son died. I would have tied her to a bed. I don't know, maybe that's just me. Maybe this is Monday morning quarterbacking. I don't know. I have a dear friend who I've known since seventh grade. Who was very close to committing suic side a couple months ago? And I absolutely would not leave him alone. Until I was positive he was OK. And even then, I wasn't sure. In fact, I saw him today. He came to town to visit his parents. We went to breakfast within this morning. And I am comfortable with his demeanor I feel he is OK but then again you never really know. If someone's OK or not, it's very heart breaking all of this.
I’m sure your friend values your not giving up on him. It’s very true people can be very adept at hiding how they’re really feeling.
It’s a really awful feeling when we can’t seem to help someone in deep pain. Mental illness sucks. It can be so difficult to treat and I know people who have it can grow really weary of trying to feel better, to no avail. There is no nice way to frame it when someone grows too tired or too ill and chooses that end to their struggles.
Nothing helpful to offer but that your sensitivity and caring for others are qualities I wish more of us were able to share. I hope you feel better soon.
