No human in his/her natural state of mind contemplates suicide.

Naturally, we all possess very active survival instincts that are responsible for both reflexive and willful reactions to danger.

Nobody wants to die by any means, let alone by their own hands.
Whenever a person dies by way of suicide, there's more to it than meets the eye, irrespective of whatsoever reasons they may advance for opting out of life.

Most times, the things we say at the instance of yet another suicide story mean absolutely nothing to the next victim. There is a point at which those things are hardly capable of preventing a depressed person from going all the way with suicide.
We say things like "he/she should have talked to someone", "he/she shouldn't have giving up on life", "when you commit suicide, you only transfer the pain to those left behind."
Some people say very silly stuffs like: "only cowards go for the suicide option", and surprisingly, others find a way to make fun of it.

We have been approaching this matter wrongly, trying to pluck leaves, while watering the roots at the same time - with our negligence or outright selfishness.
Whenever anyone...