A Rescue From Self Destruction

Louis Erdrich and James Baldwin wrote two similar short stories. Those stories develop mainly around brotherly relationships. One author wrote an article about brothers' struggle with posttraumatic stress and another author wrote articles on his fight against brothers and drug addiction. The main characters of "Red Convertible" Lyman and "Sonny's Blues" try to save their brothers from self-destruction. Among these two stories, the heroes of the brothers were remitted to society after returning from their personal battle.

The tragic and destructive aspect of this story is the problem that people of the most rigorous thinking do not want to solve. This is where their seemingly heterosexual children are self-destructive or violent. This is because parents are contaminating the LGBTQ community and children can not be as dreadful as LGBTQ. This gives the child only three choices: suicide, aggression / violence or acceptance. Unfortunately, autonomy is the least likely to be done if you face parents disappointment, or if they are completely rejected or abandoned by the parent. This is also the reason for my personal suicidal idea and a personal approach to self - destructive behavior, finally reaching the level of self - acceptance.

Self-destructive behavior exists in the continuum and commits suicide on extreme scale. Self-destructive behavior is intentional, impulsive, or developed as a custom. However, this term may be fatal as it tends to be applied to self-destruction, or it is fatal or may become habit-forming or addictive. Self-destructive behaviors are often associated with mental disorders such as personality disorders and schizophrenia. When people overwhelm, self-destructive behaviors can be used as a coping mechanism. For example, in the face of emergency academic evaluation, someone might elect to weaken their work rather than dealing with stress. This makes it impossible to submit (or pass) the assessment, but eliminate concerns related to it.

Chronic suicidal ideation is particularly common in patients with borderline personality disorders characterized by emotional and identity instability, impulsive, often self-destructive behavior, and turbulence relationship . Psychiatrist Joel · Paris pointed out that "suicide is a way of life" for many people with boundary personality disorder. Even those who do not regard their repeated suicide ideas as problems, they would be good if they could ask other questions. Please escape from your imagination in addition to death. Even better, they can help develop problem-solving skills, coping skills, life's hopes and reasons. It will make the choice of suicide even more unnecessary.