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“Dr. Jerome Motto, who has been part of two failed suicide barrier coalitions, is now retired and living in San Mateo. When I visited him there, we spent three hours talking about the bridge. Motto had a patient who committed suicide from the Golden Gate in 1963, but the jump that affected him most occurred in the seventies. “I went to this guy’s apartment afterward with the assistant medical examiner,” he told me. “The guy was in his thirties, lived alone, pretty bare apartment. He’d written a note and left it on his bureau. It said, 'I'm going to walk to the bridge. If one person smiles at me on the way, I will not jump.'" " - Tad Friend, The New Yorker
That's pretty disturbing ngl. You know Chad would have gotten a thousand smiles, compliments, Friendly gestures and possibly even Blowjobs on the way. There is no doubt this man was Incel.
That's pretty disturbing ngl. You know Chad would have gotten a thousand smiles, compliments, Friendly gestures and possibly even Blowjobs on the way. There is no doubt this man was Incel.