I haven’t known anyone close to commit suicide. But when I was in high school there was a man who was a senior when I was a freshman that committed suicide. What bothered me (and many others) was that there were no warning signs, he was well-liked by all who met him, he was smart, athletic, musical - he seemed to have so much going for him and never seemed to have be depressed. I often what he was secretly suffering.
There was a situation similar for me as well. The first year of high school, it turns out there was a kid a lot like that a freshman (I think) who had committed suicide and year and a half before my arrival. Everyone at my school has this yearly remembrance thing, but I still don’t think I understand what type of person this guy was.
Question: does it every bother you when they suddenly make a dead person seem so much “happier” and more nice?
(It bothers me, especially when people do it for attention or disrespect)
IIN that i want to know why people want to die?
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I haven’t known anyone close to commit suicide. But when I was in high school there was a man who was a senior when I was a freshman that committed suicide. What bothered me (and many others) was that there were no warning signs, he was well-liked by all who met him, he was smart, athletic, musical - he seemed to have so much going for him and never seemed to have be depressed. I often what he was secretly suffering.
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There was a situation similar for me as well. The first year of high school, it turns out there was a kid a lot like that a freshman (I think) who had committed suicide and year and a half before my arrival. Everyone at my school has this yearly remembrance thing, but I still don’t think I understand what type of person this guy was.
Question: does it every bother you when they suddenly make a dead person seem so much “happier” and more nice?
(It bothers me, especially when people do it for attention or disrespect)