He will be missed by the paintball community. The ability he had to help angels keep work was amazing.
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I read the post, and I agree. It is unfortunate that sometimes the weight of ones circumstances becomes too much to bear. Previously in my life I've felt close to making the same decision and in hindsight it is truly terrifying how correct that decision feels in the moment.
Reach out to someone if you need to, boys.Originally posted by Terry A. DavisComment
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It's been said a lot, "Get help before you make the decision". I've to say in terribly dark moments one cannot see or think clearly. I think it's better for each of us to be involved in the lives of people we know, to be aware and to step in and be the help that the person simply cannot get on their own.Comment
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Depression is real and those who seem the happiest may be dealing with far more than you know. Including Bob I have known 4 guys who have gone through with this decision and all of them were for the same reason. I know if you find yourself in this kind of moment the words on an internet stranger will probably be the last thing running through your mind but please try and keep what RAZRBAKK said in mindOriginally posted by RAZRBAKK View Post
Please talk to someone when you need to and watch out for each other.
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More than late to the discovery of this sad event.
Bob helped me immensely on my last custom Angel build. He was, just previous to this in a partnership with the individual that completed the build and tune just before deciding to disgrace himself. I hope his previous affiliation with that individual didn't play into the perceptions that led to this needless tragedy.
Really sad to hear. RIP troubled soul.Comment
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