Members unicorn Posted January 21 Members Posted January 21 One always wonders why someone who seems to have everything going for himself would commit suicide. Yet gorgeous Spanish-American actor Francisco San Martin appears to have done just that. What I wouldn't do to be able to live in that body... reader and Ruthrieston 2 Quote
floridarob Posted January 21 Posted January 21 I know a few people that have killed themselves. The demons have been there for awhile, not something they woke up one day and decided to do it...... reader 1 Quote
Zipper Posted January 22 Posted January 22 Very sad. You never know what’s going on in someone’s head unicorn and Ruthrieston 2 Quote
Members unicorn Posted January 22 Author Members Posted January 22 2 hours ago, Zipper said: Very sad. You never know what’s going on in someone’s head 4 hours ago, floridarob said: I know a few people that have killed themselves. The demons have been there for awhile, not something they woke up one day and decided to do it...... Well, studies with nearly-successful suicide survivors have shown that the act is often impulsive, and, more often than not, preceded by an acute interpersonal crisis. I wonder if something could have been done to prevent this one. https://means-matter.hsph.harvard.edu/means-matter/duration/#Simon The Houston study interviewed 153 survivors of nearly-lethal suicide attempts, ages 13-34. Survivors of these attempts were thought to be more like suicide completers due to the medical severity of their injuries or the lethality of the methods used. They were asked: “How much time passed between the time you decided to complete suicide and when you actually attempted suicide?” One in four deliberated for less than 5 minutes! (Simon 2005). Duration of Suicidal Deliberation: 24% said less than 5 minutes 24% said 5-19 minutes 23% said 20 minutes to 1 hour 16% said 2-8 hours 13% said 1 or more days A study from Deisenhammer asked people who were seen in a hospital following a suicide attempt how long before their suicidal act they first started thinking about attempting it. 48% said within 10 minutes of making the attempt. The full distribution is as follows: In an Australian study of survivors of self-inflicted gunshot wounds, 21 of 33 subjects (64%) stated that their attempt was due to an interpersonal conflict with a partner or family member (deMoore 1994). Most survivors were young men who did not suffer from major depression or psychosis, and the act was almost always described as impulsive. A similar study in Texas with 30 firearm attempters found 60% had experienced an interpersonal conflict during the 24 hours preceding their attempt floridarob 1 Quote
Members Suckrates Posted January 22 Members Posted January 22 Not everyones idea of "having it all" is the same. vinapu and unicorn 2 Quote
floridarob Posted January 22 Posted January 22 Those stats would seem to line up to what this article refers to Stage 3 and what I've experienced from the people I knew that have done it.... https://cgi.edu/biodyne-model-therapists-masters-suicide-assessment-prevention/ unicorn 1 Quote
Members unicorn Posted January 22 Author Members Posted January 22 Reminds me of another actor whose hanging I couldn't fathom, the gorgeous actor Jonathan Brandis. He had talked to friends about suicide, so perhaps he might have been saved? floridarob and Ruthrieston 2 Quote