So I'm not asking for a donation with this sob story, which isn't sob.
I wasn't implying that you were, my man. I was just wondering out loud whether you were being genuine or trolling. Now I'm starting to really believe it's the former. By the way, if the person you could borrow $50k from is a friend, my advice would be to never do that. Borrowing or anything to do with money can ruin friendships in a heartbeat, believe me.
my age is between 22 - 26 y/o.
That's kind of what I figured.
And I've stopped feeling, I don't feel anymore tbh.
That's not good, but don't give up hope on life. There are a lot of people who are going through some really shitty times right now, but they're not being as open about it as you are. There are also a lot of people who've come back from the brink of suicide and problems that seemed insurmountable. You're a young guy, and it's not easy adjusting to adulthood and everyone's expectations of you. I sure as hell didn't have an easy time when I was your age.
@Pharmacist I can't say more but we used to exchange PP for BTC a few years back, If you figure out who I am then please don't say that in public.
Don't take offense to this, but I don't remember doing a deal with you at all--but I wouldn't give out your identity even if I had it, so don't worry about that.
One thing I just can't understand, why is it so hard for some people to separate private life from online identity?
Not sure exactly what you mean here, but the younger generation has grown up online so it might be harder to have an "online persona" that's different than who they are in real life. I'm not 100% certain of that--it's just a theory, though I do know the internet plays a much bigger role in the lives of millenials, zoomers, and whatever generations there are up to the Gen Zs, and it's probably true of a lot of the Zs and older folks, too.