Good question, I'm not sure. To my knowledge, it's definitely possible, maybe even likely that she would have suffered permanent brain damage. At least she was able to avoid that perhaps even more tragic scenario.
Absolutely, and it shows once again that suicidality doesn't discriminate, it may affect rich or poor, pretty or ugly. Having said that, being poor or ugly are apparently reasons why some may choose to ctb, so it's not straightforward. I'm not sure what her reasons were, but South Korea has the third highest suicide rate in the world (according to wikipedia), perhaps there's something about their culture/society that pushes people into despair.
It's incredibly fucked up. :(
No offense taken. Unfortunately, beauty -- though fleeting -- is a significant success factor in life, especially for women. Though I am painting with a very wide brush, the only other factor that comes to mind that may convince men to overlook appearance is wealth.
I think being beautiful/good looking definitely helps to achieve a happy life but it's not necessary. Super models, famous good looking people commited suicide before. I also seen not conventionally attractive people being happy and living fulfilling life.
It is. They are under intense pressure to keep their bodily figures and they are reportedly told not to make any friends because their fellow celebrities would also be out of the industry in a few years. They are also told not to have any love life relationships as well as it would certainly upset fans too. It's crazy what's happening with them.
And that's why I'm here and about to CTB before the end of this year
All types of suicide cause cardiac arrest which just means the heart stopped beating. It means you died, although sometimes you can be brought back. When they said "following cardiac arrest" they mean following her death from heart stopping. You are probably right about charcoal burning suicide.
I think that reincarnation can be a nightmare or a blessing, depending on how lucky you get. I would say, though, that currently, one is more likely to be born into a 'bad' life, because I think that globally, most people don't live enviable lives; poverty is much more common than affluence, suffering is just more prevalent than well-being (this is an assumption however). And if you also include non-human animals as a possibility, then it appears even more likely that the next life won't be so much fun, seeing how most wild animals and farm animals live and die.
Beautiful women are valued more in the society, that's it
A 7-year drought of no work would certainly drive most people bonkers, even more so for those who have become accustomed to entitlements.
I'm very sorry. How are you now? Do you also have difficulty remembering the things that happened after that?
I am so sorry about your sudden brush with death. It must of been terrifying. I hope you are well on your way back to health prior to the heart attack.
