Hello! I'm glad you asked for help. I hope my sharing helps.
I felt sad when I read this news. People have different feelings about this.
So, whatever you feel, think, or believe, you can accept it, especially if you haven't shared it publicly.
You feel sorry for the boy, but this is about one person wanting to do something while the other lets them. When a person is too nice to others and gets caught up in their pain, it's not a problem with that person, it's a problem with them.
How much and how we give to others is how adults protect themselves.
As adults, we should be kind to others because we can take care of ourselves, be good to ourselves, and love ourselves.
If someone doesn't know how to love themselves, they love others without restraint. This shows they grew up with too many deficits. They prove to themselves that they are valuable and needed through unchecked giving to others. What do you think?
We must first learn to love ourselves. Then, we can love others. If we love others by giving up ourselves, we may not be loving them. We may just be trying to control them.
What do you think?
Love is a choice. Love yourself and others with moderation.
I'm Lily, a Q&A Pavilion listener. I love the world and you.


Comments
This is such a tragic story, it really highlights the importance of mental health and the need for better support systems in our communities. It's heartbreaking to think someone felt so cornered.
I can't help but wonder about the pressures that lead someone to make such a drastic decision. It seems like there's often more going on beneath the surface than we realize.
It's important to remember that pursuing someone should never come at the cost of one's wellbeing or life. Love and respect for oneself are crucial, and we should encourage healthy relationships.
The news tends to sensationalize these events, which can sometimes overshadow the real issues. We should focus on understanding and preventing the underlying causes rather than just reacting to the outcomes.
When someone takes their own life, it's a sign that they were in deep emotional pain. We need to be more proactive in recognizing the signs and offering help before it gets to this point.