quote aidan_ cunningham

i made a bit of a sick joke

Spoiler: for those who can take a sick joke - can be upsetting

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maybe he was practising his goalkeeping

Moron. My brother had depression but lucky never thought about ending his life.

Its not the fact he commit suicide, its the way in which he done it.

That could be said for any form of suicide though.
No matter what happens, someone will have to notice you first, and when they do, it will be absolute hell for them.

That makes it cancel out in my opinion.

quote Macleod77

Guys lets not argue any more this thread is dedicated to Enke.

R.I.P

It's not an argument, it's a discussion which is quite relevant to the topic as it is about suicide, we're not being over the top, as we all have enough respect not to be stupid talking about such a delicate subject.

RIP only thing to sat really

quote aidan_ cunningham

i made a bit of a sick joke

Spoiler: for those who can take a sick joke - can be upsetting

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maybe he was practising his goalkeeping

Practicing goalkeeping in front of a train? Because loads of goalies do that...

R.I.P, even if you did play for Germany, your performances said it all.

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That's true, but it depends on whether the person commiting suicide is in the right state of mind to make a decision. Whether or not it is selfish, his wife and 8 month old child need him to support them and be there for them. Perhaps with the right support and care he might have realised that. Certainly in my experience, it came about without the person ever mentioning he was even feeling a bit down.

I can see what you're saying, but then anyone could turn around and say that it's selfish of someone to ask him to put himself through it all for someone else's happiness.

And as for the being down bit at the end- he did apologize in his suicide note for misleading them into believing he wsa okay.

So sad.
R.I.P. Robert.