I don't consider myself as ever having been "passively suicidal", doing things like driving recklessly or not moving out of way of cars as fast I should. I know that wouldn't be the right way to go about it so I've never tried. Self-harming (Emotionally or physically), maybe, but not looking both ways before crossing the street or driving recklessly, no. I suppose those things could be a form of self-harm or self-sabotage, but self-harm and endangering others with reckless driving are different. I've also never really been one to "fight" the thoughts. They're not just thoughts, being suicidal is more like a state of mind for me personally. I didn't like when people would ask "How often do you get suicidal thoughts and how easily can you push them away? Once a week, once a day, twice a day, you push them away easily, etcetera" because it's not really a thought, more like an underlying feeling that is there every second of the day but just varies in intensity depending on triggers and such. I don't see a point in distracting myself or fighting them as I don't see them as intrusive type thoughts that should be eliminated, they belong there or at least need a solution and not a distraction. I think I'm usually a 6-7 without the "Doing dangerous things" part but am an 8 now.