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A geo chatting group for men formed less than a week ago claims it's already helped to save a life. A husband and dad-of-two reportedly reached out to Man Chat Aberdeen on Facebook last Saturday saying he'd been having suicidal thoughts.
He tells Radio 1 Newsbeat he posted asking for any guys who were "feeling a bit down" to get in touch.

Official NHS figures show the of suicides in Scotland increased by strangers talk per cent last year. Let's make a sort of preventative group.

And that's exactly what the first person to message the group - described by Wray as "like Alcoholics Anonymous for people who've got mental health problems" - allegedly needed. Wray tells Newsbeat the chatting 2 scone has been in touch a lot, and will eventually see his GP about what he's going through. I think sometimes for men it's just vocalising it and admitting you've got a problem that's half the battle.

More than people already like Man Chat Aberdeen on Facebook, despite Wray publishing the group's first post less than seven days ago. It was initially thought the group would meet weekly, but because so many people want tothere's set to be two meetings a week.
People started saying 'this is great, this is the sort of indian online sex chat room we need' The year-old comedian says the next step is applying for charity status and making guys realise they can open up.

Listen to Newsbeat live at and weekdays - or listen back here. Event urges men to talk about mental health.

Media mental health initiative launched. The hip-hop artist tackling male suicide.

The group had been started by Scottish stand-up comedian Wray Thomson just hours earlier. Wray claims the man felt better after talking about his feelings and has since stayed in touch.

Deaf chat room free says he told him to come to their next meeting and that they'd take it from there. And while the group may have already helped one man, Wray can see it's helping others too.
Related Topics. Suicide prevention Mental health Aberdeen.

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