Oh, really? Because it's going to be a month since this girl has been missing and I keep seeing people saying the same thing and demanding private, personal information that, to be honest, we don't need because we already know that she was depressed, sad, lonely, a bit lost, from her own words. Like, what is the need for more personal details? We get it, suicide is a big possibility here, so is her taking off and needing to be on her own because she didn't like Cal. So, seriously, why do we need more details about her mental health, her relationship with her parents, or whatever else? We have enough details, TO ME, this sounds like a need for gossip to pass the time and it's not cool. Are we really trying to find Sydney, or are we trying to know more than we need to just because we feel like we have any right over her personal and private life? This girl has a family and they have all the right in the world to say "that's enough, you don't get to ask that". These people are suffering, their child is missing.
I wish I saw more posts like "if suicide is a big option, these are the most likely spots besides the bridge" or, if she took off and is trying to stay off-the-grid, these are known spots for that, and so on. But what I see the most is people demanding, not asking, straight up demanding, to know even more details that, to be quite honest, are not even necessary. We have the whole picture from her own Reddit posts and other social media interactions, her last known location even gives off the suspicion that she might have commited suicide, soooooo do we need even more information about her mental health? Sorry if my posts come off as rude, but I can't help but not only feel terrible for her parents, but for Sydney too. What if she doesn't want this information out? Even if she's not alive anymore, some things are just... personal. Her family might of not known certain details that were uncovered here and other places, and they're probably getting a whole different prespective of who their daughter is and it's hard.
Because people seem to have the need to have a full report on her mental health, on either if she was still a student at Cal or not and a bunch of other stuff that we already have clues on. It's a bit cruel to be demanding certain details from her parents. If she really dropped out or took a break from school and her parents didn't know and just found out, I can't imagine how they're feeling. Because their kid was clearly strugling and maybe they didn't know, what do we want them to do? I feel terrible for them. I haven't seen this behavior before in other similar cases. The fact that we have access to personal stuff from her Reddit makes it even worse because now, people want to know even more and feel like the parents are keeping things quiet because they're not saying "yeah, she was depressed" "yeah, she was upset about school", we don't need them to say that, we already know that.