Good thing there's laws and locks.

tw · 12-15-2006, 01:39 AM

Apparently this was a suicide where the kid took the assult rifle to school, shoot up the ceiling, make no attempt or intent to harm anyone else, then killed himself. That is a dramatic suicide. Why?

Why do some want to show all that they can and want to kill themselves? Why do others simply commit suicide so as to be least known to everyone? Is there something fundamentally different that defines two completely different actions?

I cannot imagine wanting to die so publicly. Why would someone so want to be so public? What is the basic psychology behind these so different actions?

12-15-2006, 01:39 AM	#9
tw Read? I only know how to write. Join Date: Jan 2001 Posts: 11,933	Apparently this was a suicide where the kid took the assult rifle to school, shoot up the ceiling, make no attempt or intent to harm anyone else, then killed himself. That is a dramatic suicide. Why? Why do some want to show all that they can and want to kill themselves? Why do others simply commit suicide so as to be least known to everyone? Is there something fundamentally different that defines two completely different actions? I cannot imagine wanting to die so publicly. Why would someone so want to be so public? What is the basic psychology behind these so different actions?

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