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Interesting how the top two age brackets are 45+ years old. I agree with what others have said- people mourn young people ending their life because the feel they still had a chance to get better. That's kind of depressing for the 45+ class that people see that age as no longer having so much of a chance. The news in my town doesn't cover suicides unless they're pretty public or sometimes for high school students.
To care or pretend to care when it's too late to help.The younger the suicide was, the easier it is to get people to care.
Why is it not talked about?Middle-aged men are more likely to actually die by suicide than anyone else.
Is it because everyone knows deep down life is shit so it's to be expected?It's not shocking enough.
Yeah :/Well in my case personally I remember being 18 and thinking life would get better. I am turning 25 this year and it hasn't really gotten better at all. I assume for many others they feel the same, by the time you get to late 20's early 30's if you're still not enjoying life it's probably difficult to see how it would get better at this point.
I'm noticing problems in my body that weren't issues in my 20s. The body is so weak and pathetic.Because people by this point realize that life sucks, or don't want to age.
Frankly, women get more and better support. No wonder more men end up killing themselfs.Middle-aged men are more likely to actually die by suicide than anyone else.
Men are mistreated even though it's mostly men who work trades which are the jobs that keep society functioning on a foundational level.Frankly, women get more and better support. No wonder more men end up killing themselfs.
Women actually try suicide more often, it's just that men choose more violent ways to go like shooting yourself on the head, ramming into traffic etc. when women prefer poisons and more peaceful methods which are prone to error.Frankly, women get more and better support. No wonder more men end up killing themselfs.
One can easily turn this one around. Women tend to choose ineffective methods, cause it is a cry for help. Cause they expect some kind of help. While men already know they are fucked and no help will be provided.Women actually try suicide more often, it's just that men choose more violent ways to go like shooting yourself on the head, ramming into traffic etc. when women prefer poisons and more peaceful methods.
This!And arranging your life is getting harder, housing costs are skyrocketing, while wages are stagnating. Maybe more people are getting tired of this rats race that inevitably ends with death.
We should all skip to the end. Fuck all of thisAnd arranging your life is getting harder, housing costs are skyrocketing, while wages are stagnating. Maybe more people are getting tired of this rats race that inevitably ends with death.
The suicide rate will skyrocket when Social security is gone.This!
I am 45 years old. And the way inflation is going - my savings would be totally inadequate. I would literally need to keep working till the day i die.
If i fall sick (sicker than i am) and cannot work at all - it would be a matter of time before I wound up on the streets.
I doubt social security will be solvent in 20 years.
So yeah - no point slaving away making someone else shit loads of money, only to ctb out of desperation. Better to go out now on my own terms.
We can take a place that is one of the most misogynistic and antifeminist developed country in the world: Japan. Women still attempt suicide more than men.And arranging your life is getting harder, housing costs are skyrocketing, while wages are stagnating.
One can easily turn this one around. Women tend to choose ineffective methods, cause it is a cry for help. Cause they expect some kind of help. While men already know they are fucked and no help will be provided.
Also, this gender difference is not a universal truth, and guess what, in places that are not so profeminist as the west has become. The gender difference is greatly diminished. Hence, obviously, there is something detrimental to men in western society.
We can take a place that is one of the most misogynistic and antifeminist developed country in the world: Japan. Women still attempt suicide more than men.
I would also argue that most of suicides aren't a "call for help". You can call literally every suicide attempt that if you want to, but if someone wants help they usually tell someone they trust that they want to die. Of course there's cases where trying suicide is the final cry for help but I'm pretty assured that they're in the minority.
Serious researchers agree with my conclusion. Go figure.
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A cross-national study on gender differences in suicide intent - BMC Psychiatry
Background Suicide accounts for over 58,000 deaths in Europe per annum, where suicide attempts are estimated to be 20 times higher. Males have been found to have a disproportionately lower rate of suicide attempts and an excessively higher rate of suicides compared to females. The gender...bmcpsychiatry.biomedcentral.com
This study (which is a large study of European suicide's) comes to the conclusion that 57% of male suicides attempts were "serious suicide attempts", where as only 48.6% of female suicide attempts were SSA's (serious suicide attempts). But over the period of time there were still 1507 SSA's by women, compared to only 1206 by men, just due to women attempting suicide much more than men.
edit: this study is only for attempted suicides with non-fatal outcomes and excludes 'those who engaged in habitual self-harm were excluded' for some reason. Men do seem to commit suicide successfully much more often.