Last Post: 4:44:13pm, 02/20/2021
Feels like it's a problem that's ingrained into the very fabric of our society, like we need to find better ways to live and interact with one another. Hits especially close to home since I myself have always been very asocial. It brings to mind the idea that being friendlier and more open, being more willing to give people time, understanding, and acceptance, could be more important than one might realize before it's too late, but if we can learn from past mistakes, then future tragedies can be prevented.
That's why I don't like saying that it's nobody's fault. If there's at least some idea of why something happened, then there may be an invaluable lesson to be learned that can help people. Never in this topic did I say anything with the intention of pointing a finger in ridicule or condemnation. Rather, I believe mistakes, faults if you'd prefer, are opportunities to find better ways, and that it's especially important to make the most of those opportunities when the cost is so high.
sodium-chloride, my condolences for your cousin. I hope your family finds some kind of closure some day.
LinkPizza, I wish you and those with you the best in helping one another manage well situation you're in.
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Fail, and we all face a tyrannical age of pizza the likes of which sentient life has never known. - Sun'barac, Xenoblade Chronicles X