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PoeticPlay · 51-55, M
Keep a protective watch over him.
From a safe distance.
Keep talking to him in order to let him know that he is not by himself.
That he has someone who is willing to help.
Emphasis on listening to what it is he is trying to communicate.
Try to assess his physical health by asking him how he has been taking care of his needs daily
Like food, shower, clothes, sleep.
Get him to give his mind a moment to do a self check. A distraction from think about harm from elsewhere.
Show him that you are standing by willing to give him help if he asks for it.
And if you are really willing to step up and bare the responsibility of being a life line.
This might help the both of you.
It helps me.
Good luck.
From a safe distance.
Keep talking to him in order to let him know that he is not by himself.
That he has someone who is willing to help.
Emphasis on listening to what it is he is trying to communicate.
Try to assess his physical health by asking him how he has been taking care of his needs daily
Like food, shower, clothes, sleep.
Get him to give his mind a moment to do a self check. A distraction from think about harm from elsewhere.
Show him that you are standing by willing to give him help if he asks for it.
And if you are really willing to step up and bare the responsibility of being a life line.
This might help the both of you.
It helps me.
Good luck.