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Issiah Walker Twitter

I, too, felt like tweeting similar things after the beatdown the Canes took this weekend...

All jokes aside, hope the kid is alright and -- if he truly needs help -- gets it without any question or judgment. Prayers up.
 
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Kids these days can't even contemplate suicide without tweeting it. SMH
This generation is so weird.

Who even follows a page called Suicide Quotes anyway?

I hope people have reached out to him because this is a clear cry for attention/help.
It should definitely be taken seriously. Even if a kid isn't SERIOUSLY contemplating suicide, the fact that NOBODY even cared to check might be enough to push them over the edge.
 
I hope someone is contacting him and finding out if he needs help. This is his latest retweet.

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Rellyrell said:
You’re my guy, but we just lost a lil homie tweeting out mixed messages just like this man. I don’t know Walker & I’m not a therapist, but things like this should always be tapped in to. My lil dude just got an athletic job with U Texas, put out an IG story about how happy he was, a dream come true, and 3 days later, took his life. I, personally, will never take dark letters, attempts, dark social media lightly again.
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Again, we don't need random website porsters getting involved and passing judgment.

Nobody is saying to "take it lightly", but I'm sure that family, friends, coaches, teammates, and classmates didn't learn about this from a CIS thread.
 
He perhaps doesn't have anyone to talk about this with. I've had very brief thoughts in the past but I knew I had so much more to accomplish. A lot of folks aren't as lucky, having to suffer by themselves without the ability to convey their feelings. Hopefully a friend or family member can help or provide some kind of therapy if needed.
 
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Rellyrell said:
You’re my guy, but we just lost a lil homie tweeting out mixed messages just like this man. I don’t know Walker & I’m not a therapist, but things like this should always be tapped in to. My lil dude just got an athletic job with U Texas, put out an IG story about how happy he was, a dream come true, and 3 days later, took his life. I, personally, will never take dark letters, attempts, dark social media lightly again.
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Relly spot on with this.

Mental health is complicated and important. And the consequences of being wrong are disastrous and permanent.

Better to be overcautious, than be a guest at a funeral.
 
Coach Macho said:
Kids these days can't even contemplate suicide without tweeting it. SMH
This generation is so weird.

Who even follows a page called Suicide Quotes anyway?

I hope people have reached out to him because this is a clear cry for attention/help.
It should definitely be taken seriously. Even if a kid isn't SERIOUSLY contemplating suicide, the fact that NOBODY even cared to check might be enough to push them over the edge.
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These kids are fried bruh
 
Most people who are depressed are not depressed because of something comes out of nowhere, or because of a "chemical imbalance." Most people become depressed because they are painfully aware that their life sucks.

I don't know what's going on with Walker. He was a highly rated recruit and is on a P5 college football roster. That part of his life should not suck.

Someone needs to call him up, get him out to the gym, and then the track for a long session.

If that doesn't help, then further action is needed. These posts are weird.
 
Coach Macho said:
Kids these days can't even contemplate suicide without tweeting it. SMH
This generation is so weird.

Who even follows a page called Suicide Quotes anyway?

I hope people have reached out to him because this is a clear cry for attention/help.
It should definitely be taken seriously. Even if a kid isn't SERIOUSLY contemplating suicide, the fact that NOBODY even cared to check might be enough to push them over the edge.
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The constant turnover and retraining of employees at Suicide Quotes must be a bytch.
 
JeddTheFisch said:
Most people who are depressed are not depressed because of something comes out of nowhere, or because of a "chemical imbalance." Most people become depressed because they are painfully aware that their life sucks.

I don't know what's going on with Walker. He was a highly rated recruit and is on a P5 college football roster. That part of his life should not suck.

Someone needs to call him up, get him out to the gym, and then the track for a long session.

If that doesn't help, then further action is needed. These posts are weird.
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Jog those suicidal ideations off. And if that doesn't work, spray a little WD-40 directly on his external occipital protuberance.
 
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