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Opinion: Whose Fault is Suicide?

Opinion: Whose Fault is Suicide?
Max opens the bottle of sniper before him. He wants to make this quick before the arrival of Dave, his roommate who had bought a bottle of Sniper to kill insects such as the mosquitoes and the bedbugs that had ravaged the room lately. He had carefully hidden it under his mattress for safety, but Max saw it.

As Max bends the bottle and lifts his mouth towards its direction, Dave comes knocking at the door violently. He had sensed some strange feelings within him and was moved to check back. He looks through some spaces between the louvres and sights Max attempting suicide. Furiously, he finds a huge stone nearby and breaks the door wide open. He quickly hijacks the deadly content from Max who suddenly breaks down in tears.
 
Max just suffered a heart break in the past week. He still finds it difficult to believe that Michelle could leave him just like that all because he couldn't meet all her needs. As if that isn't enough, his final year results was released just three days after the breakup and he was just an inch below his desired grade. For him, the world had come to an end! And life will no longer be rosy.
The reasons behind a teen's suicide or attempted can be complex.

Young people with mental health problems such as ANXIETY, DEPRESSION, BIPOLAR DISORDER stand at higher risk for suicidal thoughts. Several factors contribute to suicidal thoughts. Such as institutional factors, parental laxity and disappointment from friends and acquaintances but I posit that the ONLY person who is to blame for teen suicide is the kid who commits it.

Suicide/suicidal thoughts can be viewed as an act of selfishness and self - centeredness. Can you imagine how much your friends and parents look up to you and enjoy your company? Hence, you make them sad because you think only about yourself
WATCH OUT! Help someone out there who exhibits suicidal symptoms such as isolation, negative speeches and expressions about life, lack of concentration, suspiciously giving out most treasured things, write-ups on guilt and sad experiences.

Engage a victim in a calm and non-accusatory communication, express loving concern and embrace them often while instilling the hope for a brighter future.

1 comment

  1. This is nice... Well done!!!
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