"And there it is: the grand reveal that the biggest problem with suicide is that it is genuinely a good solution. And to get outside of it, to live with it, and to effectively take all that pain and find a way to give back and help the world is something most could never imagine.
In that sense, what Anthony Bourdain did was Herculean. It is the act of grace itself. He gave a gift to us and you truly do not realize the strength it took for him to give it. So while I beat my chest and shout to the fucking rooftops about how this horrible thing has happened, there is the part of me that…simply knows what he was facing."

Yobbo wrote:Wow! You all seem to so much about why someone would commit suicide & how they felt at their time of demise, specially those at the height of success, CEO has such a melting pot of members!

phuketrichard wrote: ↑Sun Jun 10, 2018 9:31 am good article on Tony and more important Suicide,
https://observer.com/2018/06/anthony-bo ... ssion=true

"And there it is: the grand reveal that the biggest problem with suicide is that it is genuinely a good solution. And to get outside of it, to live with it, and to effectively take all that pain and find a way to give back and help the world is something most could never imagine.
In that sense, what Anthony Bourdain did was Herculean. It is the act of grace itself. He gave a gift to us and you truly do not realize the strength it took for him to give it. So while I beat my chest and shout to the fucking rooftops about how this horrible thing has happened, there is the part of me that…simply knows what he was facing."

Strange, but we see lots of reports on suicide here, ( why do so many travel to Cambodia to die?) and all end up speculating,"he was on drugs, he was a bad person , he was unhappy"
but NONE talk about his life,what he left behind..
Unlike the stories we read now about Tony, (or see the CNN special) where NONE mention how he died, other than he hung himself and NO PHOTOS.