Suicidal mind

Suicide heart I have never seen a book about suicide. So I think this book is very interesting, it gives me a lot of good information about suicide. This book makes me realize that there are many "commonalities" among the people I committed suicide. The general feeling of suicide is despair - a state of helplessness. Dr. Schnyidman concluded that the best way to understand suicide is not to research the structure of the brain, nor to study social statistics or psychiatric disorders, but through research on human emotions.

Suicide entered my heart for the first time at the age of 14; I have been obsessed with it for nearly a few years. I was hospitalized for the first time for suicide when I was 20 years old. I think people doubt that their existence is relatively normal and may even fantasize about suicide - I have committed suicide "passively" for many years. But at this point I am in a positive suicide trend. I expressed my plan and hurt myself when I was addicted - my friend is very worried and calls the police. I wrote several notes over the years and tried four times to get hospitalized four times before I was 24 years old.

Suicide is defined as an act or substance of voluntary and conscious use of his own life, especially by those who have years of discretion and a healthy spirit. Many people regard suicide as murder. In a sense, I understand the reason. Suicide rate is rising year by year. Since 1970, the suicide rate has increased by 200%. This is a bad thing for over 30 years. In addition, 30% to 50% of people seriously consider suicide, and 8% to 14% are actually attempting this behavior. The bad thing is that successful people will pick it up

Every suicide is an act of a dictator or emperor. The Council's internal council is temporarily in a panic state and can not serve this person's best long-term interests. Then it is time to go out of your own empire's spirit and look for more qualified and powerful advice from other voices committed to the aspects of life for your greater loyalty to the greater social self It was.