that even a troll would go as far as attempting to bring attention onto themselves by disregarding the death of someone while also calling those who feel genuine grief for his death people who are only looking for "attention". Forgetting death is hard, but you always have to keep a reminder of It with you, especially with something like suicide. The people who made those memorium blogs wanted to memorialize Matt once again, in order to preserve the fond memories they have of him as a way to deal with their grief.
Furthermore, people with suicidal tendencies or people who are going to commit suicuide aren't going to directly go out and say they are. I'm sure that his close friends tried to keep him away from those thoughts, but in the end they likely didn't even know how far it had gone and they WOULD have acted if they had known so.
It is horrific that someone can be so attention thirsty that they have to attack that process in order to feel legitimized, and I genuinely feel bad for someone whose life is so pitiful that they have to do it!
This is the internet, a place where hate is oh so common and constantly causes people to have dark mindsets. Instead of trying to push it down and demean it, we SHOULD remember it, lest we continue to allow these sorts of things to happen unaided.
you can send flowers to her family, make a reuinion and go to church, there is actually a 10000 ways to "memorialize" someone's death, internet and BLOG's who raise your ts$ is actually one of them.... or at least the first thing on my rigth mind lol
