All right, hello friends. This episode of the podcast is going to be a little bit different.

I don't have an intro or outro. There are no sponsors for this episode. This episode is, I suppose you could say, a little bit more more serious and it's going to be covering some potentially

intense topics.

This episode is directly related to the topic of suicide. So if that's something that you're not prepared to hear and listen to,

I would prefer for you to, you know, not listen or listen at a time that you're more comfortable.

But I'm going to be answering one question and it is about that

topic and I'm going to be going in depth about that. So I just want to give you the opportunity

now if that's not what you're interested in to

bow out no offense whatsoever but that's what this question is all about. So let me go ahead and

read the question and then I'm to get straight into it.

So the question reads, hi Robert, I've been listening to your podcast for a while now,

and I've seen you're pretty cautious about some topics,

but my question might sound somewhat morbid as well. I've been dreaming about suicide from at least 12 and now I'm 20.

I finally found a good way to do it and I'm planning it someday.

How can I now while I'm still here help prepare other people in my life?

What can I do to ease their grief after?

They obviously don't know anything and I'm not saying it no matter what.

I just want to help them while I can. Also should I write a letter with my

reasons to die or do people not want to know that like it might make them feel guilty?

Thank you, love your thoughts and your voice on the podcast.

There's a little bit more.

In case you're willing to read more,

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