Grief counselor tags or official anonymous listeners and more

I've noticed that a lot of people have things like "Official Middle Man" and other flashy titles, but no one really has a "you can cry on my shoulder dude, I'll help" title, other than that we throw into signatures.

Also, I know there are threads about how to post anonymously, but what about taking it a step further and allowing trusted members (who have been carefully screened) to access an anonymous forum where people can post and see their posts, but nobody else can see their post.

I'm pretty pro-active about social justice and social support (if you can't tell), and every little thing we can do (whether it's helping billy understand why that girl is playing games with him or helping veronica with the loss of her father) is a good thing.

 

If one really has problems I do not think they should come to Sythe for help.
There are enough people here that want to, granted.
But we best leave "Grief counseling" to the proffesionals.

 

If you're 14 years old, are you really going to see a professional? No.

Majority of sythe are kids. Don't believe me? Read the personal support section once in a while.

 

Sythe: The Craigslist of Virtual Goods

We have the personal support section, but if you really need "a shoulder to cry on" a irl friend or family member would be a much better option.

 

As an alternative, I would suggest a sticky in the Personal Support forum for people who are willing to perform such actions to post their MSN.

 

No, the Personal Support forum is moderated strictly there isn't any need for these updates

 

No Support, if someone is looking for personal support they shouldn't be going on a runescape cheating site.

 

We have personal support area. I'm 25 and seen a counselor. We aren't here to make someone feel better after they knocked up their GF or be scammed and expect someone to give them a refund.

 

Sorry, trolling is against the rules.

However in all seriousness, is this is a serious suggestion?


Because please think your suggestion(s) through before posting them as this is clearly unrealistic.

There is also currently a perfect section called the Personal Support section for these kinds of things, so I would highly suggest you to head over there if you need 'a shoulder to cry on'.