I did see some posts and even an article grouping Moonbin with Jonghyun, Hara and Sulli which isn't helped by the fact the police put out it was suspected suicide then they put out another thing to say they couldn't find no suicide note and said "we believe Moonbin made an extreme decision" like it seems like they just looked at him being alone when he died and having ruled out murder they just went with suicide because that's what they are used to seeing.
The other thing with people suspecting suicide though is they always go to that the person must've been so unhappy on the inside when some cases of suicide aren't directly because of mental wellbeing but more due to physical wellbeing that will make living more difficult for you from being in physical pain constantly that you believe you're just going to have to live with this from now on.
I did see a fan mention that Moonbin would just get nosebleeds, a stomachache or chest pain during lives which getting chest pain is usually a major red flag and with what he said after the Bangkok concert about being ill but saying he's fine and promising to get better if he thought it'd pass if he took it easy but it was a more severe condition as Dispatch likely pointed it out for a reason but the wording doesn't really go either way on its own.
I agree that overall people should just stop grouping him in with things when we as fans have no idea what he died of and at this moment should just focus on supporting the idols who need it in the ways that we can and appreciating the good times Moonbin gave us.
Yeah, I agree. Not every sudden death is a suicide, sometimes it's a natural cause. Hell, my gramma died suddenly in 2012 of a ruptured varicose vein in her leg, and she lived alone and had nobody over when she passed. Assuming just makes us foolish jackasses.
And yes, people need to stop writing Moonbin off like he was just another victim of the K-industry. Like you pointed out, we won't know the cause of death until the autopsy results are revealed. And we didn't personally know him, so we couldn't possibly know what the circumstances were.
Lastly, I also agree that we should just appreciate the good times instead of mulling over what he could've died of. That's one of the best ways to deal with any kind of loss, remembering happy events surrounding that person or animal or what have you. Yes, he died way too young, but that short life of his was a very good one. He was talented, had a huge fanbase with Astro, had a great personality... just be grateful he got to live his dream!