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CMV:Under some circumstances SUICIDE is acceptable and reasonable

>Today Morning 5:30 AM. A MSc student committed suicide in my hostel/dorm. For the last two days, he was only on sleeping pills and anti-depressants.
Whenever I get into a debate about suicide being reasonable, people talk and talk about how he/she should've thought about their parents, friends and family and all, and all the pain he/she will be causing them. This is totally ABSURD according to me. You are talking about his family, friends and about everyone but HIM.
What about all the shitstorm he was going through? Nobody talks about that. 
A person can turn their life around, a slightest possibility would always exist that in future he'she wouldn't want to commit suicide.
And people commit suicide even if all their life is set, people like Chester Bennington, Robin Wiliams, they could've had anything the wanted.They had everything going on good for them but still, they offed themselves. Isn't this a testament to the magnitude of their suffering? 
Why aren't such examples enough to make people understand that even if everything seems perfect, something still may not be, may never be? Sometimes we just have to run from everything and not look back.

No one will ever know the seriousness of your sorrow, the depths of your despair until death, as long as you are alive, you will only have their scepticism.
gpt
You've got it all wrong. People who commit suicide no matter how good their life is going is evidence that suicidal ideation has very little to do with external circumstances and everything to do with chemical imbalance.

Anti-depressants aren't prescribed to you because your life is hard, they're prescribed because your brain can't keep a healthy chemical balance on it's own. Healthy brains are wired for self-preservation. Healthy brains don't seek suicide.