Wednesday, October 11, 2006
2:06:00 PM
If you had choose to die
Suicide! The choice of many who wants to die
JackassX: Another Abstraction
Those experiencing suicidal ideation, or thoughts about fatally harming one's self, may struggle to be heard and understood.
The person feeling suicidal may often be made to feel rejected and guilty by those to whom they have confided their thoughts and feelings.
Suicidal ideation can be described as a result from the experience of emotional pain outweighing the individual's coping strategies and resources for dealing with that pain.
Some would claim that it can arise due to an individual's unwillingness to impose self-discipline and care about others more than him or herself; however, this idea ignores the ever-present emotional agony and feelings of immense hopelessness that many people with suicide ideology feel, and is sometimes used by family or others to instill shame or guilt in a person with suicidal thoughts, (Reference: Suicide note), in order to avoid a suicide.
It may work in some cases, but in others it may only cause a person to continue suffering for the sake of other people, without really addressing their own problems.
Causes
Pain (e.g. physical agony that is not correctable)
Stress (e.g. Grief after a death)
Crime (e.g. escaping judicial punishment)
Mental illness and disability (e.g. depression, bipolar disorder, trauma, and schizophrenia)
Catastrophic Injury (e.g. paralysis, disfigurement, loss of limb)
Substance abuse
Adverse environment (e.g. poverty, homelessness, discrimination, bullying/bullycide)
Financial loss (e.g. gambling addiction, loss of job/assets, stock market crash, debts)
Unresolved sexual issues (e.g. sexual orientation[3], unrequited love, aftermath of a break up)
Copycat (e.g. from films)
Reasons that may not fall under the strict definition of suicide as laid out above:
Religion (e.g. suicide bombings, Heaven's Gate)
Extreme nationalism (e.g. the Kamikaze, Selbstopfer, and Kaiten suicide weapons)
Suicide Methods
Use of firearms.
Asphyxiation methods (including hanging) and toxification (poisoning and overdose)
Lethal Injections
Carbon monoxide poisoning
Blunt force trauma (jumping from a building/bridge or stepping in front of a train for example),
Exsanguination or bloodletting (slitting one's wrist or throat)
Self-immolation, electrocution, car collision and intentional starvation.
In the Warring States Period and the Edo period of Japan, samurai who disgraced their honor chose to end their own lives by harakiri (hara = stomach, kiri = cut) or seppuku, a method in which the samurai takes a sword and slices into his abdomen, causing a fatal injury.
Decapitation
What else can you think of?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suicide
What if your attempts failed?
A suicidal act that does not end in death is commonly called a "suicide attempt" or a "suicidal gesture." In the technical literature people prefer the use of the neologism parasuicide
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parasuicide
Depressed
Living in overcrowded conditions, in conflict with their families, with disrupted childhoods and history of drinking, criminal behavior and violence.
Individuals under these stresses become anxious and depressed and then, usually in reaction to a single particular crisis, they attempt to harm themselves.
The motivation may be a desire for relief from emotional pain or to communicate feelings, although the motivation will often be complex and confused
So you have lived
JackassX: "Would you wanna try something else to kill yourself completely
or would you cherish this little accident and Live.
The choice is yours.
But no matter what you do, Be sure."
