But the sad thing is that this is the situation where people put on a front for the internet and act happy and give so-called pep talks, while in reality they are sitting alone at home feeling miserable and crying their eyes out, and then I think, how are you supposed to find friends or someone who will listen to you if you always put on a front? And then sooner or later it goes wrong, everyone attempts suicide, and then you get the family and the whole neighbourhood saying: how is that possible, he was fine, always so cheerful, always this, always that. I find it inconceivable that family or friends would not notice that someone is not doing well. I think you can feel or notice it because the atmosphere changes. It doesn't mean you're always able to respond to it, but it's noticeable nonetheless. So I would definitely not be one of those people who say afterwards: how strange, he was such a sweet, easy-going, cheerful person, blah blah blah.