Pause for a cause: Hug your kids mayne

Lurk Diggler

Rising Star
BGOL Investor
To my BGOL fam just need to get some shit off rock with me real quick…
I’ve spent a lot of time here liking pics and talking shit. This lil corner of cyberspace means a lot to me not just for the titty pics but for the discussions the tips/info about a vast array of topics. I have been thoroughly entertained and educated here
Thank y’all.

Though I don’t “know” any of you I do feel connected to you via this here forum…now that the mushy stuff is said. I just request to all the parents here.

HUG AND TALK TO YOUR KIDS!!!

If you already do; GOOD. do it more! Do not take “fine” and “good” as acceptable answers when checking on them
My oldest child committed suicide recently and my world is beyond shook to the point even as i type this it seems unreal and i feel crazy for even sharing this personal and private situation publicly.

I and his family talked with him all the time and still couldn’t reach the darkness and pain in him and as we go through our various phases of grief the one thing that will haunt me the most is I accepted “fine” “cool” and “good” too often. I took silence as strength rather than a symptom of pain

I wish could say and express so much more but I think it best to leave it at that ‘ppreciate y’all letting me stand on the soapbox for second. Love on your babies mayne.


R.I.P my child my heart is with you always
 
Damn! I feel for you. I have a daughter that sorta worries me right about now. I cant even imagine your pain. Seek counseling to deal with the grief if needed and even if you feel that you dont need it.
Please try and stay strong not only for yourself but for your family also.
Just yesterday my cousin was telling me about one of his coworkers' 10 year old son who committed suicide just this week.

Wishing you and yours well. Please accept my condolences
 
I can't even imagine the hell you're enduring and the pain you will carry forward. I'm so sorry brother. What your son was going through was so complex that its just something we are neither naturally nor socially conditioned to recognize and contend with on our own.

Please don't see this as anyone's personal failing. The worst impulses just happened to get the better of him that day. The greatest thing you can do for him now is just what you are doing: spreading awareness and being an advocate for Black men's mental health. You'll never stop being his father.
 
I’m very very saddened to hear the truly devastating news @Lurk Diggler

Thank you for sharing and the advice, and let us know if you need anything because we’re here for you.

I send my deepest condolences to you, your family and envy one affected by the blessing of your son’s life.
 
I'm really sorry for your loss, Brother. I know what it's like to lose a child, and I wouldn't wish it on anyone.

I would say don't try to get over it, because the grief is maddening and it's going to fight you every step of the way. Try to manage it. If you feel like you need to breakdown, breakdown. The more you try to hold it in, the worse it gets.

My condolences to you and your family...
 
To my BGOL fam just need to get some shit off rock with me real quick…
I’ve spent a lot of time here liking pics and talking shit. This lil corner of cyberspace means a lot to me not just for the titty pics but for the discussions the tips/info about a vast array of topics. I have been thoroughly entertained and educated here
Thank y’all.

Though I don’t “know” any of you I do feel connected to you via this here forum…now that the mushy stuff is said. I just request to all the parents here.

HUG AND TALK TO YOUR KIDS!!!

If you already do; GOOD. do it more! Do not take “fine” and “good” as acceptable answers when checking on them
My oldest child committed suicide recently and my world is beyond shook to the point even as i type this it seems unreal and i feel crazy for even sharing this personal and private situation publicly.

I and his family talked with him all the time and still couldn’t reach the darkness and pain in him and as we go through our various phases of grief the one thing that will haunt me the most is I accepted “fine” “cool” and “good” too often. I took silence as strength rather than a symptom of pain

I wish could say and express so much more but I think it best to leave it at that ‘ppreciate y’all letting me stand on the soapbox for second. Love on your babies mayne.


R.I.P my child my heart is with you always

This won't help with what you're feeling, but you're not to blame and it's not your fault. Most likely there was nothing that you could've done.

What I've learned from suicides is that those that have committed them is. The person usually never tells others how bad it actually is. And usually never tells those around them how bad they're actually feeling or what they're thinking about doing.

It's usually an internal struggle that isn't shared with the world. They may say that they're not happy, but usually don't say how unhappy they are or what they're planning to do.
 
First, condolences to you and your family. A friend of mine's son committed suicide 3 years ago, and last month I drove down to Cincinnati, 3 hours away to be with her for a Suicide Walk to show support.

I've been attacked by that darkness, and what got me through it was a chance meeting I had with a nurse I was trying to get with.

When I asked where she worked, she said, "he suicide ward. A ward where people attempted suicide and failed."

I didn't know that was a thing. She told me stories about people who had attempted suicide and failed, and every situation could have ended up the other way, but didn't.

I tell anyone who is faced with that darkness to give tomorrow a chance. This life is a lot like war, because there are no days off. Even days off aren't days off.

I tell people, you've already survived your worst day. If today sucks, give tomorrow a chance. You can win the lottery. You can meet the love of your life. Tomorrow has endless possibilities, but you got to give tomorrow a chance.

13 years ago when I got divorced it was the lowest of low for me. I seriously contemplated it, and the only thing that stopped me was the Chance meeting with that nurse. 13 years later, I'm in a much better place mentally, financially.

Again, my condolences, but we have to convince people to give tomorrow a chance. It can get so much better
 
To my BGOL fam just need to get some shit off rock with me real quick…
I’ve spent a lot of time here liking pics and talking shit. This lil corner of cyberspace means a lot to me not just for the titty pics but for the discussions the tips/info about a vast array of topics. I have been thoroughly entertained and educated here
Thank y’all.

Though I don’t “know” any of you I do feel connected to you via this here forum…now that the mushy stuff is said. I just request to all the parents here.

HUG AND TALK TO YOUR KIDS!!!

If you already do; GOOD. do it more! Do not take “fine” and “good” as acceptable answers when checking on them
My oldest child committed suicide recently and my world is beyond shook to the point even as i type this it seems unreal and i feel crazy for even sharing this personal and private situation publicly.

I and his family talked with him all the time and still couldn’t reach the darkness and pain in him and as we go through our various phases of grief the one thing that will haunt me the most is I accepted “fine” “cool” and “good” too often. I took silence as strength rather than a symptom of pain

I wish could say and express so much more but I think it best to leave it at that ‘ppreciate y’all letting me stand on the soapbox for second. Love on your babies mayne.


R.I.P my child my heart is with you always

RIP man that’s tough man that’s one of my biggest fears as a parent.

But let me say this and I hope it’s not taken the wrong way but it’s coming from a good place. When people are in a dark spot you gotta seek professional help. We get told to suck it up or go to church….its ok to seek help outside of family. Most cases it’s the best route because you talk to someone you don’t know and know it won’t get out.

Your child was in a dark spot but you can’t beat yourself up about it as far as not giving enough emotional support or hugs. That darkness is real.

Sorry again to hear this. Pray you and your family find peace.
 
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