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MikeWaters · 05-25-2023, 02:55 AM

It was reported recently that she committed suicide. That certainly colors things in a different way. I was reading some of my posts about her website and her self promotion. I come across as probably too harsh. Having said that I never directed anything specifically to her in the form of posting to Twitter or on her Blog or anything like that. It's a tough world I imagine being in the public eye all the time, even when you placed yourself there and continuously try to keep your place there. Now what she did seems quite quaint with so many millions of people trying to do it. Leverage every in any moment of your life into clicks. It's tough work if you want to call it that.

Having said that her work may have had nothing to do with her depression. Depression can impact anyone from any walk of life. And we lose too many. It's sad that she is among those now.

05-25-2023, 02:55 AM	#3
MikeWaters Demiurge Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 36,367	It was reported recently that she committed suicide. That certainly colors things in a different way. I was reading some of my posts about her website and her self promotion. I come across as probably too harsh. Having said that I never directed anything specifically to her in the form of posting to Twitter or on her Blog or anything like that. It's a tough world I imagine being in the public eye all the time, even when you placed yourself there and continuously try to keep your place there. Now what she did seems quite quaint with so many millions of people trying to do it. Leverage every in any moment of your life into clicks. It's tough work if you want to call it that. Having said that her work may have had nothing to do with her depression. Depression can impact anyone from any walk of life. And we lose too many. It's sad that she is among those now.