The high school boy jumped to his death in the early morning, the parents collapsed and cried that they couldn't live, grandma saw the clues, and netizens in the comment area were hotly discussed!
Recently, a sad news came that a high school boy jumped to his death in the early morning. The parents broke down and cried that they couldn't live, but the grandmother saw the clues. This tragedy sparked heated discussions among netizens in the comment area, and everyone expressed their grief and regret. Life is so fragile, while feeling sorry for this boy, I also hope that parents and society can pay more attention to the mental health of teenagers to avoid similar tragedies from happening again.
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Netizen comments: Today's children are under a lot of pressure, and they have little chance of being happy. Nowadays, many children choose to be suicidal
There must also be reasons for parents, parents do not care enough about their children's mental health, resulting in the inability to communicate with their children
As long as there is no impact, you can play if you want, you must grow up happily, and don't put so much pressure on your child
In addition to mental health issues, what other factors can lead to teen suicide
Adolescent suicide is a painful and complex social issue, and in addition to mental health issues, there are many other factors that may contribute to this tragedy.
The home environment is an important aspect.
Disharmonious family relationships, such as frequent arguments between parents, long-term cold wars, or divorce of parents, can make adolescents feel helpless, lost and insecure.
Some families are overly strict or overly spoiled with their children, which can also cause them to not be able to cope properly when faced with stress.
Without family warmth and love, children do not feel understood and supported, and can also be a potential trigger for them to go to extremes.
Academic stress is one of the factors that cannot be ignored.
In today's highly competitive society, teenagers are facing tremendous academic pressure, and they may feel anxious and depressed about their test scores and competition for higher education.
When stress builds up to a point where it is impossible to find a suitable way to release it, it can lead to extreme behavior.
Teenagers who are overly perfectionist and overly demanding of themselves are more likely to feel broken down in the face of academic pressure.
Relationship problems are also a common factor in teen suicide.
At school, tension with classmates, bullying or isolation can make them feel lonely and miserable.
Conflicts or misunderstandings with teachers may also affect their emotions and mentality.
Social setbacks can cause them to doubt themselves and the world around them, which can lead to a loss of confidence in life.
Financial hardship can also place a heavy burden on adolescents.
Some families are not in a good financial situation, and children may be worried about the cost of living, learning resources, etc., and this long-term financial pressure can have a negative impact on their psychology.
They may feel like they can't change the status quo and fall into despair.
The impact of the social environment should not be underestimated.
Unhealthy social practices, such as money worship and hedonism, may confuse and distort young people's values.
Some negative information disseminated in the media, such as violence and suicide, may also have a subtle impact on them, causing them to have a wrong perception of the meaning of life.
Traumatic experiences are also a significant cause of suicide in adolescents.
Abuse, sexual assault, major disasters, etc., can leave indelible scars on their psyche and plunge them into long-term pain and fear.
Without timely psychological counseling and treatment, these traumas may erupt at some point and lead to tragedy.
Substance or substance abuse can also be a trigger for teen suicide.
Some teens may try smoking, drinking, drug abuse, etc., and these behaviors will not only harm their physical health, but may also affect their mental state, making them more susceptible to negative emotions and suicidal tendencies.
We can't ignore the personality traits and cognitive biases of some teenagers themselves.
Some teenagers are introverted, sensitive and fragile, and are prone to get into trouble when they encounter problems, and are unable to look at and deal with difficulties rationally.
They may have cognitive limitations and lack the right ability to recognize and cope with setbacks and difficulties in life.
Preventing youth suicide requires the concerted efforts of all sectors of society.
Families, schools and society should work together to create a healthy, harmonious and supportive environment for young people.
Strengthen mental health education to improve adolescents' psychological adjustment ability and coping skills to cope with stress.
Detect and intervene in a timely manner adolescents with suicidal tendencies, and provide necessary psychological support and treatment.
It is also necessary to pay attention to the all-round development of young people and cultivate their positive attitudes and values towards life.
There are many factors that lead to adolescent suicide, and we need to have a deep understanding of these factors and take effective measures to prevent and intervene, so that every adolescent can grow up healthy and happy, and stay away from the haze of suicide.