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Re-Write:
You claim people "isolated" you and prevented you from helping Julia during "critical times." How exactly did anonymous forum posts stop you from reaching out to someone you cared about? How did they prevent you from talking to her?

Now, 2 years later, you're using her death to paint yourself as a victim with "deep unwavering integrity" while calling others "gross, disgusting, and ugly" narcissists. That's not processing grief - it's weaponizing a tragedy.
Whatever happened with Julia was heartbreaking, but it wasn't caused by people on this forum. Mental health crises and suicide are complex, and blaming anonymous posters for a death that happened 2 years ago is both baseless and cruel.

You say they "destroyed your will to help others," but using someone's suicide as a weapon in internet arguments isn't helping anyone. It's exploiting a tragedy for sympathy and to deflect from any criticism.
If you're genuinely struggling with grief and guilt over Julia's death, that's understandable. But lashing out with unfounded accusations won't honor her memory.

>the word goes to the representative of the Republic of Korea
Come on get on with it