Quote from: Majestic-milf on August 21, 2022, 10:32:34 PM

In the society we find ourselves today, many people have decided to do the unthinkable just to survive the hardships of life.
Our education system is also not helping matters. Some who are in school, are being frustrated by not just hunger and lack, but also by some lecturers who would make outrageous demands all so that the individual can scale through that course.

Recently, I heard of an incidence of a student who took their life! I may not know what may have propelled such an action. Depression? Frustration? Or maybe heart break? Who knows?..

The question here is, how can we stop this from becoming a norm? Where it does not become the only choice available because the truth is, it's not only brain drain that deprives a country from harnessing the potentials of its citizens, suicide does too!
What do you think can be the better option? Your thoughts.

I don't have an answer to your question. however, speaking of suicide. there are various factors that trigger suicidal ideation, ranging from economic, social problems, to a history of mental disorders. no doubt, mental disorders or mental health problems, in fact related and can increase a person's desire to end life.

Of all the types of mental problems that exist, depression is said to be the most common cause of suicidal ideation.even people who are severely depressed tend to be reckless and end tragically.
There are many cases of suicide in this world, but for Asian countries, it seems that South Korea has the highest suicide rate index. to be sure, the act of suicide is something that is most prohibited in the teachings of any religion.