What are the preffered & conventional ways to committ suicide?
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just do it so it's easy to clean up
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First let me just say Suicide is never the answer... No matter what the question is.  When people come close, or actually commit suicide, they are at what they think is the emotional low point of their lives.  Their thinking is so clouded by depression, and despair, that they fail to see the actual truth... No matter how low a person feels, somebody out there cares about that person.  I know at one time, I had considered ending my own life, For reasons still unknown to me, I did not do it, I got professional help.  That therapy showed me that no matter how low you may get, there is always something to live for.  \n\nI am terribly sorry you lost a friend to suicide.  Even though you may hold a bit of anger with him for ending his own life, and effecting so many others in a bad way, try to forgive him.  True what he did could be considered a selfish move, But, when it comes right down to it, his decision to end his own life was not made with a clear head.  All you can do is pray for him, and hope he has gone on to a better place.  Also, you can pay attention to how your friends react to this event... If any of them show signs of deep depression, or suicidal thoughts, be sure to let somebody know about it, and try to suggest they seek help. We would not want this terrible event to ever happen again.\n\nYou will be in my prayers... God Bless!
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yes. and very severe.....please understand that suicide is a permanent solution to a short term problem...and all problems are temporary...all problems pass WITH TIME. I pray you get the help you need....be patient with yourself....god put you here on this earth to enjoy life...don't be hard on yourself...it will get better
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I myself know six people who've committed suicide...all men....3 relatives, 2 high school friends and one friend from college. I think that everyone has a different method of coping and everyone's method isn't as good as others. And I also think everyone has limits to what they can handle and if people haven't learned how to cope with life's struggles, it's easy to see how they can succumb to suicide.\n\nI've forwarded the following link to friends and acquaintances many times who've said they've reached their limit. I tell them to read just page 5, if not the entire book.\n\nhttp://www.hopeline.com/docs/suicide.pdf#search='suicide%20the%20forever%20decision' \n\nIt's a PDF, so you'll need Acrobat Reader to view it.\n\nThere was a time more than a dozen years ago when I reached my limit and someone who could tell, saved me by asking me to read only page 5. I ended up reading the entire book. And I'm still here, so it must be good stuff.\n\nAnd luckily after surfing the Internet one day I found the book, now free on the Internet as a service to others.\n\n:)
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try looking on the Suicide Girls website
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While murder in America is illegal, suicide fits that bill. If you believe you are one or a hundred, pull the trigger! They can only give you the chair once right!\n But in all honesty, buy the gun and shells yourself, put that together and then in your mouth and pull the trigger! Save from the world your problem.\n\nI have attempted to phrase this in a manner I thought you would understand.
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Lots and lots of signs.\n\nGiving away beloved possessions. Seems to indicate that the person doesn't need those things anymore, or won't for long.\n\nA deep depression followed by a carefree euphoric attitude...if there is something dark enough for a person to consider killing themselves, then they act like nothing is wrong, it may mean they have a plan and they believe they have solved the problem, now they just need to implement it.\n\nTalking about death, saying they want to die, talking about dead relatives and wanting to see them again, researching methods to die, a sudden interest in afterlife or other religious ideas.\n\nAbandoning goals. An ambitious student that stops studying. A hard worker that no shows his job. A good parent who neglects their children. Losing sight of long term things...again, the rationale is that these things don't matter anymore.\n\nOR the opposite. Seeming desperate to finalize details about things. Or lining up a scenario for after the fact. A note, a will, cleaning up the scene beforehand, arranging belongings, a shrine of some sort. \n\nAny sudden change in behavior can make you wonder. If a person goes dark after being mostly happy, if they go quiet after being mostly chatty, if they seem opposite of the way they used to be.\n\nIf you think a person is suicidal you have nothing to lose by coming RIGHT OUT and asking them if they are, and if they have a plan, and when/where/how. The more concrete answers they give you, the more serious they are and the more important it is that they get some help. \n \nYou can start by talking to your friend's loved ones. Other friends, family, their minister, their teachers, their boss, whomever you think may have some influence on the person. You can actually do an intervention of sorts. Gather all these people together and let the person know how much support they have.\n\nYou can also contact the local crisis hotline, or the hospital or any local mental health facility, you can talk to police or a lawyer to see what avenues you have as far as getting TO the person if they have secluded themselves, or having their rights temporarily suspended so you can get them help.\n\nSome facts. Most suicide attempts are not really trying to kill themselves, it is a cry for help. \n\nMost women who try to kill themselves choose more passive ways, this is a generalization and not always true. Overdose is very common, gassing. The most violent ways are cutting. As such, women live through a LOT more suicide attempts than men.\n\nMen tend to choose more violent ways. Shooting, hanging, jumping. These are quicker, more definite message that the person intends to die. Messier, and less reversible.
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Praying doesn't work.\n\nGo seek a psychiatrist or counselor for help.\n\nCheck yourself into a hospital if you feel suicidal.\n\nBe with family and friends who will support you.\n\nJust don't be alone. \n\nGo out for a walk. \n\nPlay with your pets (great emotional support), watch TV. \n\nDo something to occupy your time. Now.
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Depression is the most common cause of suicide. Depression mixed with the use of drugs and alcohol increases the chances that someone will follow through with a suicide attempt. \n\nMany times someone who is prone to depression caused by a chemical imbalance is ashamed to admit that such a problem exists. They don't want to be seen as 'crazy' or are afraid of being locked away in some sort of "insane asylum". Depression is like any other disease and there is help for it. Many times it can be helped, even cured, through use of prescription medication. Sometimes a therapist is also needed to give the person an outlet for their feelings along w/the use of meds. \n\nIf someone you know has been mentioning suicide, even if you think they would never go through with it, be sure to say something to them and perhaps ask a doctor about how to help that person. A lot of times people mention it as their "cry for help" without coming straight out and asking for help. \n\nDo your part in helping the person but if they decide to go through with it, know that there was NOTHING you could have done to stop it. Someone hellbent on "ending" their pain permanently will most likely not hear any suggestions you or anyone else gives. My cousin hung himself 2 years ago. Everyone did what they could before it happened and we even thought we had gotten through to him. One night, when he was alone and drinking, he took the step that ended his pain permanently, but started ours. It is the most selfish act someone can do. It causes years of guilt and pain and can lead to others suffering of depression and feelings of wanting to commit suicide themselves. \n\nHere are some symptoms of depression:\nIf you are depressed at the moment some of the following symptoms may sound familiar:\n\n    *\n      You feel miserable and sad.\n    *\n      You feel exhausted a lot of the time with no energy .\n    *\n      You feel as if even the smallest tasks are sometimes impossible.\n    *\n      You seldom enjoy the things that you used to enjoy-you may be off sex or food or may 'comfort eat' to excess.\n    *\n      You feel very anxious sometimes.\n    *\n      You don't want to see people or are scared to be left alone. Social activity may feel hard or impossible.\n    *\n      You find it difficult to think clearly.\n    *\n      You feel like a failure and/or feel guilty a lot of the time.\n    *\n      You feel a burden to others.\n    *\n      You sometimes feel that life isn't worth living.\n    *\n      You can see no future. There is a loss of hope. You feel all you've ever done is make mistakes and that's all that you ever will do.\n    *\n      You feel irritable or angry more than usual.\n    *\n      You feel you have no confidence.\n    *\n      You spend a lot of time thinking about what has gone wrong, what will go wrong or what is wrong about yourself as a person. You may also feel guilty sometimes about being critical of others (or even thinking critically about them).\n    *\n      You feel that life is unfair.\n    *\n      You have difficulty sleeping or wake up very early in the morning and can't sleep again. You seem to dream all night long and sometimes have disturbing dreams.\n    *\n      You feel that life has/is 'passing you by.'\n    *\n      You may have physical aches and pains which appear to have no physical cause, such as back pain.
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Live every day as if it is your last. Leave no regrets. Do what you can in your very small life to make the future a better prospect. Do not be a doom sayer as this leads to depression. Never give up and always smile no matter what.
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Get out of the house and make real friends by doing what you like to do.  People have few needs.  There are physical needs (food, water, shelter), secutiry need, social need, esteem need, and feeling of self worth.  \n\nWhat do you like to do?  Better yet, what would you do if you were to die in three months?  After you answer that, get out and do it. \n\nBest wishes
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1. meditate\n2. go gym\n3. stop drugs n drink\n4. refuse evil thoughts\n\nbetter life guaranteed, !
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u r a brave man, There are many ways to commit suicide, but u have to decide, how u want to die. Peacefully or painfully.\nIf u die peacefully then u will suffer even after death, but if u suffer painfully u will rest in peace.\n\nsince 5 yrs ur in love, but still she doesnt have guts to come with u. May be there is some problem with u, u could not give her so much love, that she wants. she should have felt that if i miss him, i would be missing everything in my life.\nok , now lets come to the point.\n\nNever try to get her with help of sympathy, always talk bold, give wise solutions, let her choose. Say only one thing, what u do i accept it, but never take any decision, which seperates u from me.....................
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Firearms are the most commonly used method of suicide for men and women, accounting for 60 percent of all suicides. Nearly 80 percent of all firearm suicides are committed by white males. The second most common method for men is hanging; for women, the second most common method is self-poisoning including drug overdose. The presence of a firearm in the home has been found to be an independent, additional risk factor for suicide. Thus, when a family member or health care provider is faced with an individual at risk for suicide, they should make sure that firearms are removed from the home.
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Every one should read this article and forward to those who are in your mailing list.\nyour answer is here pls. read\nhttp://www.metanoia.org/suicide/
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Actually, you DO always die if you COMMIT suicide.  Otherwise it'd be 'attempted' suicide.  I guess the only crime is ATTEMPTED suicide.  If you actually commit it, I guess being dead is punishment enough, is it not?
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suicide is your only option