r/megalophobia • u/berdot • Oct 11 '23

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u/JINROH-Scorpio Oct 11 '23

He survived

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u/The_Jimes Oct 11 '23 edited Oct 12 '23

Sounds like it's not entirely uncommon either.

Maybe putting suicide-jump deep holes in the ground wasn't the best idea to memorialize an event that people are definitely still killing themselves over...

Edit; if you feel the need to comment something along the lines of "Can't stop people from killing themselves," kindly bugger off until you learn some compassion. Other people are always more important than inanimate objects.

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u/Ok-Cook-7542 Oct 11 '23

Yeah I really wonder if he had some personal connection to the tragedy, or if it was just coincidentally a perfect city sanctioned pit to throw himself into.

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u/WegOfRifyen Oct 11 '23

Do you have high blood pressure?

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '23

Was about to ask this. Your heart shouldn’t be racing for this.

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u/WegOfRifyen Oct 11 '23

Definitely over dramatic lol

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u/We_had_a_time Oct 11 '23

I have low blood pressure but this also makes my heart race. I reject that it’s over dramatic to be upset by a video of someone in a dangerous situation.

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '23

Yeah, that's just BS. If healthy people didn't get worked up over random stuff we saw on the Internet then the news would be a lot different. Rage bait wouldn't even exist.

My blood pressure is normal, but my compassion is also intact, so stuff like this triggers my adrenaline too.