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Crush’s ‘Anysong Challenge’ feat. Doyou

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@woojinbeacon on twitter is hosting a pH-1 fan project and it’s open worldwide so if your interested please participate🧡

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[2019.10.05]  ✨ SMDC  🔥 SOJU REMIX ✨

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[2020.01.13] ✨ #SMDCsnaps

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[2020.01.13] ✨ #SMDCsnaps

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HAPPY 2020!!!🎉💕

How is everyone doing? Hope all is well!~

I have been on this app on & off and been neglecting posting a lot of news regarding Korean hiphop whether it was shows, 🐸🍵, releases, concerts, festivals... but now it's a new year I definitely want to share more!

I made an open chat on KAKAO~ Join~

https://open.kakao.com/o/gNFmoHRb

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HAPPY 2020!!!🎉💕

How is everyone doing? Hope all is well!~

I have been on this app on & off and been neglecting posting a lot of news regarding Korean hiphop whether it was shows, 🐸🍵, releases, concerts, festivals... but now it's a new year I definitely want to share more!

I made an open chat on KAKAO~ Join~

https://open.kakao.com/o/gNFmoHRb

♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡

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HAPPY 2020!!!🎉💕

How is everyone doing? Hope all is well!~

I have been on this app on & off and been neglecting posting a lot of news regarding Korean hiphop whether it was shows, 🐸🍵, releases, concerts, festivals... but now it's a new year I definitely want to share more!

I made an open chat on KAKAO~ Join~

https://open.kakao.com/o/gNFmoHRb

♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡

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Blogging about Suicide

From bloggingonsuicide.org

Suicide is an important public health issue, and those who blog on the topic share diverse perspectives, backgrounds and experiences that can help those who are struggling. 

Bloggers can help reduce risk of contagion with posts or links to treatment services, warning signs, and suicide hotlines.

The following recommendations are meant to assist bloggers in blogging about suicide safely, and ultimately maximize the effectiveness of the communicators’ efforts and reduce the risk of harmful effects of unsafe messaging on suicide.

Top Safety Concerns and how to avoid them

Avoid: Showing or describing suicide methods or locations in your post. Instead: Only mention that the person died by suicide and leave it at that.

Avoid: Sharing the contents of a suicide note. Instead: Share that a note was found, but exclude further details.

Avoid: Referring to suicide as “successful,” “unsuccessful,” or a “failed attempt.” Instead: Describe as “died by suicide,” “completed,” or “killed him/herself.”

Avoid: Describing suicide as an “epidemic” or using other strong words like “skyrocketing” or “increasing rapidly.” Instead: Research the best available data and use words like “increase” or “rise”. 

Avoid: Spreading negative stereotypes, myths, or stigma related to mental illnesses or suicidal persons. Instead: Do your research. Know what stereotypes are out there and the myths that surround suicide and the people who die by suicide.*

Avoid: Oversimplifying causes or trying to to pinpoint a single reason or cause of suicide. Instead: Include a statement about the complexity of suicide and that more commonly, many factors contribute to a person ending their life.

Avoid: Normalizing suicidal behavior by presenting it as common or acceptable. Instead: Emphasize that suicide is not a normal reaction to common mental health issues or daily stressors and that prevention and recovery are both possible. 

Avoid: Talking about suicide as a crime. Instead: Make it clear that suicide is a public health issue. 

Avoid: Including personal details of the person who has died by suicide. Individuals who may already be struggling with suicidal thoughts may attempt to identify or connect with the person in the story and have an increased risk for copycat suicide. Instead: Use the person’s story to talk about prevention, coping, and how to seek help. Include details that may help put the suicide into context like observed warning signs, previous suicide attempts or threats, or if they had other mental health issues or a substance abuse problem. Including information on help seeking and positive outcomes/ recovery or providing messages of hope is helpful. 

*Refer to http://www.who.int/mental_health/suicide-prevention/myths.pdf for a list of common myths about suicide.

Suicide is complex. There are almost always multiple causes. 

Suicide is preventable. Help is available. Treatment Works. 

Coping Strategies for Suicidal Thinking

Suicidal crises will likely pass. Distraction can be an important coping strategy.

Get out for a while:

Go for a walk, jog or bike ride

Go to the movies

Visit somewhere new, like a coffee shop or museum or park you’ve never been

Soothe your senses:

Meditate or do yoga

Take a hot shower

Listen to your favorite songs

Relax:

Look at the clouds

Read a book, magazine or blog post 

Take a nap

Be creative:

Draw something simple 

Make a nice meal

Write a short story

Warning Signs of Suicide in Others

Talking about wanting to die

Looking for a way to kill oneself

Talking about feeling hopeless or having no purpose

Talking about feeling trapped or in unbearable pain

Talking about being a burden to others

Increasing the use of alcohol or drugs

Acting anxious, agitated, or recklessly

Sleeping too little or too much

Withdrawing or feeling isolated

Showing rage or talking about seeking revenge

Displaying extreme mood swings

What To Do Help Those at Risk

Do not leave the person alone

Remove any firearms, alcohol, drugs, or sharp objects that could be used in a suicide attempt

Call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255)

Take the person to an emergency room, or seek help from a medical or mental health professional

Suicide Crisis Resources

USA

Lifeline 1-800-273-8255 (TALK)

Crisis Text 741741

Lifeline Chat

INTERNATIONAL

IASP list of crisis centers

Befrienders Worldwide

Learn About Mental Health and Suicide

USA- Mental Health

Mentalhealth.gov

National Institute of Mental Health

Mental Health America

NAMI

Mental health facilities search

USA- Suicide Specific

JED Foundation- College Students

Jason Foundation- Youth

SAVE

The Trevor Project- LGBTQ

INTERNATIONAL- Mental Health

WHO Mental Health

International Mental Health Orgs

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INTERNATIONAL- Suicide Specific

WHO Suicide

Preventing Suicide- Report by WHO

Befrienders Worldwide

International Association for Suicide Prevention

Samaritans-UK

Orygen Youth Suicide Prevention- Australia

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KID MILLI and GIRIBOY for DAZED KOREA “NO CROSS, NO CROWN”

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ZICO for NAVER x DISPATCH

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