[ SECRET POST #2817 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2817 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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04. [SPOILERS for True Blood]



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05. [SPOILERS for World's Greatest Dad]
[WARNING for suicide]



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06. [SPOILERS for Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D]
[WARNING for suicide]



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07. [WARNING for suicide]
http://i.imgur.com/ArPB3nh.png
[link for possibly character death/abuse/etc happening in the image (?)]


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08. [WARNING for self harm]

[Les Miserables]


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09. [WARNING for bullying, suicide]

[The Nanny]


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Comments

[fscom]

08. [WARNING for self harm]
http://i.imgur.com/HwJiltK.png
[Les Miserables]

[kallanda_lee]

I don't know, but, I find that sometimes stuff that should be triggering can sort of have the opposite effect in a way?

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, I love this song, especially when Philip Quast sings it.

I'm really sorry you find it triggering.

[(Anonymous)]

Does it trigger you because of content or because of association to dark times? In terms of lyrics, I always found 'Stars' to be rather uplifting, in a bleak sort of way.

[solticisekf]

I find the song inspiring (to study the astronomy or something ;), but looking at the lyrics, I see that it easily could be triggering.
It's so strange how the brain works sometimes. We do what we have to do to manage, I guess.

[(Anonymous)]

Evidently been going on for a long time:
From i09: "A tragic suicide epidemic gripped Budapest, Hungary in the wake of World War I — and some believed it was all caused by a popular song. Even weirder than this idea, though, was how the city tried to combat the suicide problem with a "Smile Club."" http://io9.com/the-creepy-story-of-how-budapest-became-a-city-of-smil-1635708606?utm_campaign=socialflow_io9_facebook&utm_source=io9_facebook&utm_medium=socialflow

[(Anonymous)]

I'd heard that about "Gloomy Sunday" before, but I didn't know about the Smile Club. That's rather creepy, the photos especially.

[solticisekf]

huh, the power of music! I'm not into songs, so it seems kinda strange to me.
They should've published something about the song Bèsame Mucho causing an onslaugh of kissing.

[visp]

< ohgodIshouldn't > Hey, listening to Russell Crowe sing that would trigger anyone to cut themselves. < /sorrynotsorry >

But all easy jokes about Russell Crowe making a terrible Javert aside, if you find it helps you to listen to the song in lieu of self-harming, then I'm glad you've found some sort of alternative or release from those urges. (god, at least listen to the Norm Lewis version - Russell's only saving grace was the acting)