How would you feel if someone you were dating died by suicide and left your name, phone number, and other details in their note?
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Before feeling sad, wouldn’t emotions like “I’ve been dragged into a huge mess,” “I never should have gotten so involved with someone like this,” or “What if my family finds out?” come first?
Do you really think it’s okay to jump on the bandwagon and write something this flippant?
If I were going to take my own life, there would be other things I’d want to say, so I wouldn’t write something like that.
Questioner, you’ve never seriously tried to die or written a suicide note, have you?
You don’t know how someone who wants to die feels, so this isn’t something you should post publicly in a place like this.
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I don’t think those feelings come first, and we need to make sure things don’t reach that point.
Some people, myself included, might say that if that’s the case, it’s better to quit this activity altogether.
No matter how many good things we say here, or how careful we think we usually are, only the other person truly knows how they’ve taken it. So we need to act with the other person’s feelings in mind as much as possible.
That applies to relationships here, as well as interactions inside and outside the company in our everyday work. I’ll be more mindful of that going forward.
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