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The three types of suicide:


1.The thought

2.The act

3.The completion/or non completion


Fact.......................

And I'm no philosopher

All the rest of the theories.... lie in the minds of whom, never thought about it, contemplated it, or suffered from its lure

but by god it sells books.......and gives others lots of Degrees to pontificate about other mere mortal souls................................


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