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I did not mean just monetary help. And not just that can be abused, but the simple benevolence, the helpful intention.
Let's say there's a "Bernd" who got used to his mommy wipe his nose and too lazy to do anything, and he might have the genious idea to exploit others to do what he should do from the most easy brainless crap. His problems could be solved by helping him onto his feet, but we can't know about that because what he let us know is that he needs help with X or Y things... and then many more.
Or there could be another who just a narcissist or psychopath who just enjoys manipulating others (in it's most harmless form, a troll who does it for the laughs). There are people on the internet who would feed others with the most heartbreaking stories just to fuck with their minds. Btw these people also need help, just other type.
Now, ofc, in our situation here, we know who the regulars are, but I would assume anyone would be allowed to seek help. And on an anonymous place it's kinda hard to filter who can be trusted or not. Even being an IRL help helper is hard.
And not to mention those who would give help. Their intentions could be the less spotless. Ofc, if what they offer actually helps, that might not be such a big deal.
Also stuff.