I believe it's usually other peoples actions that send people over the edge when it comes to suicide

So for instance you could get someone who is suffering with bad mental health problems, and this alone is causing the person to feel suicidal, then other people start bashing this person on social media, boom this person ends up commiting suicide. These other peoples actions sent this person over the edge and caused this person to commit suicide.

You could get someone who suffers with bad mental health problems, this alone is causing them to feel suicidal. They can't work because of their mental health problems and are on benefits. But the the general public don't like this person for this and discrimnate against them. The goverment decide to basically give this person a boot up the arse, take them off their benefits and force them to try get a job. Boom these actions from other people send this person over the edge and this person ends up commiting suicide.

These are just some examples. But I truly believe when it comes to suicide, in many cases it is actually other peoples actions that send a lot of people over the edge.

Unfortunately mental health is a huge problem in today's society. But it's also extrememly unfortunate the level of how discriminated mental health problems are.

A big problem that is becoming more and more apparant is many people look fine, they look like they have nothing wrong with them, where as in reality they're seriously suffering mentally. Unfortunately many people discriminate against this. It's honestly as if a lot of people cant help it.

So yeah just something I wanted to throw out there. That I do believe suicides a lot of the time are actually caused by other peoples actions. I believe in many cases it is other peoples actions that send a lot of people over the edge.

 

I think if the person is close to you and you're aware the person is feeling this way, and yet you still do nothing at all to help, then all of a sudden this person commits suicide, then yes I would feel very guilty for this.

But a lot of the time people have no idea how someone is feeling, and then all of a sudden you hear they commit suicide. I don't feel like this is necessarily someones fault, if they had no idea how they were feeling and then they commit suicide.

 

I am so sorry to hear about your friend.

I don't think his suicide was your fault though. You can't monitor someone 24/7.

You can't torture your self thinking what maybe would or wouldn't of happened if you had called him. Because the truth is you will never know.