Have you noticed?.

From working with people from age 4 - 22 I some of that want attention, they don't seem to get it at home and want attention at school, some of them don't know how to deal with some of the issues or events they are feeling, so when they come across suicide in TV or other media they think well why not. Lets give it a try. Aside from anime or some cartoon Tv is just a steaming pile of garbage let us take Jersey shore for examaple.

Whoa Words . . . Anyway, my two-cents are; if anyone doesn't find a form of appreciation for themselves then they are at risk to commit suicide. New generations are putting to much weight on the opinions of "popular" media. Media which imposes the idea "if you don't fit in, you don't belong". **not agreeing or disagreeing, just stating a causality of the subject at hand.

I have clinical depression. So things like having a TV or running water don't help all that much for me. Oh the bad memories...

Just like everything else that involves humans, one cannot generalise the cause of suicide as it varies. For some of us(obviously I didn't succeed), it is the questioning of one's existence, then it escalates to self-loathing and then the inevitable question one asks her/himself "what's the whole point of life?" I don't know if I made any sense or whether I just typed nonsensical sentences.

I think that suicide is something that no one has the right to judge since like some people have said, cause has variables. Until somehow you can live that person's life and know their thoughts, I just don't think anyone has enough knowledge to make valid reasonings. At least, that's how I think and so since I don't think about suicide in terms of justification the only thing I feel is that I'm sad that someone was in a situation where they saw death as an option.