Understanding Suicide: Why We Have the Urge to End it All
Posted on July 7th, 2008 by 
Kimberly Bock
Kimberly Bock 
Our contradictory reactions to the act of suicide speak to the conflicted hold it has on our imaginations: revulsion mixed with fascination, scorn leavened with pity. It is a cardinal sin — but change the packaging a little, and suicide assumes the guise of heroism or high passion, the stuff of literature and art.
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my name is **** I am suicidal alot how can I get help for this problem how can I understand me more why do I do things that I do. I feel like im evil sometimes like im pathetic why man why me I can never seem to do anything right everything wrong happens to me. I need help.
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