Summit1g Provides Emotional Message to Suicidal Twitch Donator

Jaryd "Summit1g" Lazar is one of the most popular streamers on the platform of Twitch. Routinely pulling in tens of thousands of viewers to every Twitch stream where he can be found playing a variety of games, Summit1g has recently been seeing a great deal of success with his popular Grand Theft Auto V (GTA V) Role Playing streams. It was during one of his recent GTA V Role Playing streams when Summit1g received what appeared to be a suicidal donation message from a viewer. This prompted an emotional message of support from Summit1g to the donator named Speadra. 

While waiting to get into a GTA V Role Play server, Summit1g received a Twitch donation where the donator stated that it had been a hard night for them, that they had decided to let everything go, had crossed off a bucket list item of theirs by subbing to the Twitch streamer and that they loved their daughter. This message prompted a sense of concern in Summit1g who went on to provide a supporting message to Speadra. 

"Yo man. What does that mean? Hard night for you? I believe it's a hard night for you man," said Summit1g. "I don't know what you mean by letting everything go man. I feel like no matter what the problem is there is always a solution you know. There's always multiple paths out whatever it is. You know what I mean?"

The veteran Twitch personality went on to state that Speadra should try every solution possible before making any rash choices, especially if they have children, and that they should reach out to someone instead of keeping everything bottled up inside of them. 

"Every solution possible before you make any rash decisions brother. Talk to people you know. Hit your parents up. Hit up your friends, hang out, vent to somebody. You know what I mean? Keeping that sh*t bottled up is probably what is making you feel you know kinda cruddy in the first place. I would talk to someone about whatever problems are going on man," said the Twitch streamer.

Summit1g concluded his message of support by stating that Speadra should stay in the stream and that it was his safe place to be with the community.

"So, no bye. Figure it out. You need to. Ok? You need to, and you will, alright. I do appreciate the dono," said Summit1g. "I want to try and put a smile on your face. So just stick around for a while alright brother. Ok, Speadra? Chill here. This is your safe space, ok."

If you or anyone you know is having suicidal thoughts, please call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-273-8255 that is available to be reached out to 24 hours every day or visit the National Suicide Prevention website. 

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(cover photo courtesy of Gamers Outreach)