Woman who jumped from NYC high-rise identified as Miss USA 2019 Cheslie Kryst

[hatealot]

They bushed string?

 

[Umoja]

Honestly, I don’t understand how men can complain when society has been built to serve us better. Of course the court system favors women in both divorce and child custody/support, but outside of that, we have it way more easier than women.

When I see these red pill/manosphere followings, I truly scratch my head. It’s really not hard to attract decent looking women if you’re in shape and make good money. Women have a lot more pressure to look good.

Their accomplishments almost always get reduced down to their attractiveness or family (if they have one).

It hasn't been built to serve us better. Agree that the red pill/manosphere nonsense needs to get put into the bin but you're oversimplifying on the other end.

You can’t say the society was built to serve men when throughout history men have been used as cannon fodder, whether in wars or jobs that had serious effects on their health.

The misconception people make is assuming that the structure built for rich white men affords the same benefits to all men when it does not.

Putting that aside, different burdens are placed on men. To be the bread winner, to be the protector, to be stoic.

 

[Ya Sinning Mane]

Even if he was being narcissistic, do you think you're honoring her life by telling him to kill himself?

I don't know what's happened to this site in recent months. The conversations are reaching a new level of nasty.



When you're in your 20s, there is this feeling of freedom. You have time to make mistake, time to grow into your career etc.

When you're in your 30s, people expect experience. There can be this feeling of being trapped on a path you're not happy with.

I know that people go through career changes late in life, but I think it is one of those in the moment things. It is a bit like trying to explain to a teenager that they'll get over their first heartbreak.

some of y’all got this life shyt figured out.
I can tell by reading yall posts yall done thought this shyt out.scenarios and all that.

that’s why I fukk wit this site
Some wise nikkas beyond they age on this board fa sho

 

[ThrobbingHood]

Even in death the first thing people say, is how beautiful the woman was who passed.

Bingo.

It hasn't been built to serve us better. Agree that the red pill/manosphere nonsense needs to get put into the bin but you're oversimplifying on the other end.

You can’t say the society was built to serve men when throughout history men have been used as cannon fodder, whether in wars or jobs that had serious effects on their health.

The misconception people make is assuming that the structure built for rich white men affords the same benefits to all men when it does not.

Putting that aside, different burdens are placed on men. To be the bread winner, to be the protector, to be stoic.

Taking into consideration biology, rights, etc, is it easier to be a man or woman in today’s society?

 

[iBrowse]

Even if he was being narcissistic, do you think you're honoring her life by telling him to kill himself?

I don't know what's happened to this site in recent months. The conversations are reaching a new level of nasty.



When you're in your 20s, there is this feeling of freedom. You have time to make mistake, time to grow into your career etc.

When you're in your 30s, people expect experience. There can be this feeling of being trapped on a path you're not happy with.

I know that people go through career changes late in life, but I think it is one of those in the moment things. It is a bit like trying to explain to a teenager that they'll get over their first heartbreak.

I agree with both of your posts.


Went through the same issues regarding my path at 30 last year and got through it.

 

[Standing on business]

Even if he was being narcissistic, do you think you're honoring her life by telling him to kill himself?

I don't know what's happened to this site in recent months. The conversations are reaching a new level of nasty.



When you're in your 20s, there is this feeling of freedom. You have time to make mistake, time to grow into your career etc.

When you're in your 30s, people expect experience. There can be this feeling of being trapped on a path you're not happy with.

I know that people go through career changes late in life, but I think it is one of those in the moment things. It is a bit like trying to explain to a teenager that they'll get over their first heartbreak.

I thought it was just me, the Coli used to have a comedic level of ignorance and entertainment, now it’s just straight dark.

 

[AAKing23]

She sounded very distressed and upset about growing old. We all have nervousness about about it but she was speaking as if turning 30 was turning 70.

Sounds like none of the accomplishments made her feel appreciated or like she mattered, that's crazy, she had an MBA and a law degree and was Miss USA while being an Emmy Nominated TV presenter

 

[CodeKansas]

You never know what people are going through
chick was just talking to denzel a few weeks ago

You'd look on her instagram and thinking wow she' s living the life

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MBA, Lawyer, beautiful , popular in shape but that means nothing

Damn...

 

[Rollie Forbes]

You never know what people are going through. Check on your strong friend.
R.I.P. Ms. Kryst

 

[EndDomination]

There are a bunch of slow fukks on this site . Unfortunately this stupidity isn't limited to the site which is why it is very difficult to tackle problems.

The suicide rate is increasing. Lamenting about the pressure employers put on employees, after a young lady who worked in a profession where the pressure is notorious committed suicide, is on point even if you are too stupid to see the connection.

I’m a lawyer you weird ass nikka
You’re the one rambling about how the “extreme left and the extreme right want the same thing” in discussions about a woman’s suicide - you’re just saying dumbass shyt to say it

 

[EndDomination]

Counselor huh, sounds like she needed medication as well. Breh & Brehettes there’s no shame in needing medication for mental health.

This.
I joke about dealing with stress and society’s ills by having a beer with my brehs - but truthfully, psychiatric intervention is often key.

 

[Flywin Lannister]

Tragic.

There's a part of me that believes the extreme left and extreme right work in tandem to achieve the same objective. It is clear that professions need a serious overhaul, but when you get an admitted sexual offender promoting the acceptance of laziness, people focus on the absurdity without addressing the legitimate complaints.

Suspect that more and more suicides will crop up. Companies enter into unreasonable SLAs to win contracts. The workers are expected to meet those targets. When those expectations are not meant, they might feel the pressure to lie which can be career destroying in certain professions.

Hopefully she is at peace and things change in the years to come.

What?

RIP to this SISTER.

May she have found, but also may her family and loved ones who stay behind find, peace.

 

[EndDomination]

Sounds like none of the accomplishments made her feel appreciated or like she mattered, that's crazy, she had an MBA and a law degree and was Miss USA while being an Emmy Nominated TV presenter

This is why it’s important to understand there’s more to depression than just personal success or failure.

This is honestly one of the most important videos about mental health I’ve ever seen.

 

[Estarossa]

They bushed string?

This isn’t the first time he tried to attach himself to somebody else’s suicide.

I got word that a black first year law student from my former school committed suicide.

I never met her or knew of her but this hitting me hard. I know what she was going through with the isolation and stress as a black person.

shyt is pathetic…

 

[levitate]

Could have injured someone on the ground.
Sad that she took her life, but if you intend to take your life please do so in a manner that can’t physically harm others.