Suicide, A Dangerous Multidimensional Epidemic

As, German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche said "the thought of suicide is a great consolation by means of it one gets through many a dark night", Suicide is the same going in the current scenario. Today, this epidemic cause of death of ending ones own life to get rid of society one own duties and hence makes a coward a press material. The thought of suicide is more killing than doing suicide itself, as a person dies more than hundred times thinking about it. Today's youth or the upcoming generation, where the so called modern lifestyle prevail has stopped thinking and doing work in a psychological manner of living it life more beautifully, instead choose the way of ending ones own life. It never matters to someone or the society how you were living or you die but when one attempts suicide then have to face the cruel society with hatredness and grief. Yes, but who forced one to take a bold step like this, or it was the only fault of the victim who faced it. A number of questions and a number of answers what a suicide victim faces, what was is his current mind needs to be discussed. What are the faults of the society, the victim, etc. all these answers begin with the modern lifestyle we are leading to. An American author Jeannette Walls said "when people kill themselves they think they are ending the pain, but all they're doing is passing it on to those they leave behind". Continuing with all these topics and combining all in one is the main theme of this paper with the therapeutic ways of treatment of suicide victims. The way suicide is hence prevailing in this time would change several genetic materials, genome and can cause suicide as a epigenetic disease at sometime in the coming era as diabetes in this scenario. Dr. Sinchan Das | Mr. Priyankesh Mishra "Suicide, A Dangerous Multidimensional Epidemic" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-3 | Issue-6 , October 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd29241.pd