I understand that when you are feeling depressed, or perhaps beyond depressed that anyone waltzing in with a rosy attitude, or even just a positive spin on things can rub you the wrong way, or even elicit a hateful or spiteful attitude. That's not an uncommon way to think, act and respond. I'm sure many can relate. But there's also nothing wrong with people trying to help in the way they know how to. Maybe in this case the pain of the person and the help reaching out to them were incompatible, and that's okay. It's still nice to remember that someone was hurting and someone tried to help. There was likely no ill will present. But I would just like to remind people that even though some people here come off as grumpy bastards, and some like loving saints, you really don't know that person until you know them. Don't assume that because people are nice and positive, that they have no sizable amount of pain and darkness in their hearts. Because most of us are here for a reason, and usually it's not what one would call positive. Chances are there are people with much worse problems here, but they don't necessarily choose to show it. There may be people who are homeless, people who have lost their whole family or people who are dying. I think that many people are just trying their best, and perhaps they relate to you more than you can know from superficial interactions.
Edit: Except Lim. He's just a butt.
