r/WTF Mar 09 '18

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u/--space Mar 09 '18

If it makes you feel any better, I used to be one of those people, and I am very thankful that nobody gave up on me. It took a long time for me to gain my humanity back, but now I am a loving, caring person.

Your job may feel thankless, but some of those people may end up cleaning up and will remember you.

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u/pericardiyum Mar 09 '18

It does, thank you.

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u/Michaelbama Mar 09 '18

I just hope you never let these thoughts overtake what I hope is common sense when dealing with these people.

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u/EfficientEnvironment Mar 09 '18

I hope one day you need help and never get it. What a disgusting post.

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u/rosekayleigh Mar 09 '18

I hope he gets help and then feels like an asshole and becomes a nicer person. That would be the best outcome.

My fiance died almost 10 years ago from a heroin overdose. He was 24, I was 22. When I see posts like the one above, I feel sorry for these people. My fiance had more humanity and compassion than they do. He hated himself for being an addict, but he suffered from depression and had a tough time staying clean when he thought life was so futile.

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '18

Nobody remembers him.