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"If you are too close to a painting, you can't really see it, you need to stand back a bit to get the full perspective."

SUICIDE of LIFE and of ALL REASONING
The many big questions I asked -excerpts from the forum below the following paragraph.
Robert Schoch made this collage from our picture in the coffer and the Eternal Embrace
of the skeletons they found locked together embracing. I got scared when I received this picture in an email though due to his comments of being together forever and knowing of his mental state. I emotionally ended our "partnership/relationship/common-law marriage" when we returned from our last trip from Egypt in 2007. It was just all too weird, too much and out of control, I was afraid. Peru was a disaster, Bosnia, almost everything I created and negotiated he took credit for or destroyed. He took from me monetarily and of my private personal collections that are very dear to me. I did not realize the underlying truth until I was finally able to step away and take a more in-depth view of the entirety of the situation I got myself into; the absurd activities just would not stop and the insane events just kept happening. Kind of like, "If you are too close to a painting, you can't really see it, you need to stand back a bit to get the full perspective." I found help for him here in North Carolina and he went to Blue Ridge Grace Hospital for a few days for initial evaluation and from there he was then transferred to Broughton Hospital. I divorced him a few months later (I spoke with various Attorneys up in Attleboro, MA and in NC. I was advised that in Common Law Marriages you must still let the other person know you are divorcing otherwise you are still "legally" married in some States and Countries. Since he was not communicating to me and avoiding all calls and emails, I had to post on the internet [this page in fact] so he could read it, or some one else would and relay the info to him - that was most disturbing and embarrassing to me). I retained robertschoch.net so all incoming links would not be lost and all articles and images would be preserved and archived. Robert eventually started his new life; he got a new domain site; a new wife to build it for him and life goes on. People think Circular Times is his publication, it is not. I have been publishing Circular Times since 1995, first in hardcopy, then I went online in 1996 and then offline in 2002. Robert wanted me to go back online and Steve LeMaster (previous owner of Robertschoch.net) released robertschoch.net into my hands in 2005 and I owned it from that initial transfer. I created the site with my articles and others' from Circular Times' archives along with some of Robert's old files. Robert's files got corrupted in cyber space when Steve broke them apart so I had to recreate them and start fresh. I hope this settles all of the untruthful statements that have been made by Robert Schoch about me on his new site.
Thank you, Colette
Posted by Colette M. Dowell at 06:31, 02 Jun 2007
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What do you do about suicide? External link to the message board I was posting on trying to understand how to deal with all of this I was going through.
I also created a page about Death, the text of Kahlil Gibran, from his book "The Prophet."