Nice attack for no reason, but it's not very effective. For starters, most people attention seek online because they care too much. They care what their perceived 'online friends' think; they care what random strangers have to say about them; they care whose feelings they're gonna hurt. Me? I don't. I don't have to make up some wild story when my real life is crazy enough as is. Plenty of material to tell a good story based in reality. Of all the ways there is to get attention, the last thing I'd do is use death. Do you have any idea as to how many ways I have that could easily garner A LOT of positive attention without having to resort to some weird 12-year-old kid's tactics? I've never been the type that does anything for the attention, though. Throughout the course of my time on here, everything that I've done has been 'anti-attention', because I hate the publicity. From cutting off VMs and PMs, to purposely holding out on becoming an article writer despite the fact that I could type up three or four articles in at least a day, to even degrading myself to be less of a person so as not to sound like such a tool all the time, etc. etc.--all attempts to avoid attention both positive and negative. I just wanna be left alone and read/type posts.
Secondly, I have loads and loads of proof of the event--audio, video recordings, medical papers, pictures, the whole nine--some of which I was actually planning to post on here on the May 17th--the anniversary of my brother's death. I only decided not to do it because I hold tight to the idea that I am neither obligated to reveal these things to some online strangers nor is any stranger online entitled to this information. Hell, if anything I'd say I never should've brought such a serious personal matter up to begin with; a sign that I've become too open on this site. We're not friends (or enemies) or kin, and I hold no obligation to prove anything to you, neither do you to me. I know we live in a world that just doesn't give a damn anymore, and that's whatever, but you shouldn't go attacking death, regardless. You might end up being the final push that drives an already grieving person over the edge. Attack, assume, troll, do whatever to random people online, but I beseech to you, leave death (without knowing the truth behind it) out of it. (Also, when did I ever 'bring my brother back to life' unless you became confused when I mentioned my two other brothers...because altogether there's six of us (including the two that passed on). People appear to remember something that's supposedly made up, but fail to remember the five siblings I'm always talking about in almost a third of my GD and MD posts?). There are three sides to every story: he said, she said, and the truth, and it appears you blindly followed some Internet rumor instead of doing your own research and seeking out the truth for yourself.
Lastly, the wolf mannerisms became popular due to other people. I guess they went off of the fact that I mention that I look kind of wolfish irl and the wolf is my favorite animal. I only played along with it and when it seemed like people found it funny. I subsequently adapted the mannerisms online as a way to loosen up a bit and become less of an uptight party-pooper all the time. I was such an uptight, serious a-hole around the time I first came here; I'm almost embarrassed about it. Glad I got over that phase*.
*on topic
