<human>: I recently posted a question to /r/relationship_advice because I have been going through a challenging time with my husband. I was hoping to get feedback either for or against my stance so I could better understand the situation. Several people posted helpful, considerate responses and I appreciated all of them (even the ones that found me at fault). 

That being said many more people posted presumptuous, even hateful comments. Nobody is perfect. I understand that it was silly of me to ask an anonymous body of people for advice on a situation which they had limited information. However, I do hope that people who post on here know that you can have a real impact others. I am not hurt by anything I read because I know that people who posted things like "You shouldn't have rushed into marriage, you should divorce him, etc..." do not have enough details to make these assertions. But what would happen if I were in a serious emotional state and took that negativity to heart? What if one half-assed comment was all the motivation I needed to just kill myself? 

I don't think that we should make a habit our censoring our thoughts but I do think it would be more humane to be polite and thoughtful, no matter how much your opinion may differ.

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