Which factor is the most important (in your experience or someone else's if you're comfortable to share)? Any I've missed? Let me know in the comments Here's a post about things that stop suicidal people from dying to suicide.⁠ As I mentioned in the disclaimer, this post was not made with the intention of being reasons to live, though of course it can be used to that effect.⁠ Instead, I wanted to capture from a psychological and matter of fact standpoint, why people keep on living despite thoughts of death. 🤔⁠ Some are, what I'd like to say the 'optimistic' ones, including intervention, support and passion.⁠ But to say that all suicidal people who keep living are because of those reasons is idealistic. Instead, other reasons include spiting those who have wronged you, staying on for others sake and just plain old fear of death.⁠ Whatever reasons people have, I do hope that you stay on and find a reason for you to live for yourself. Some points are from Mason et al, (2021): A Content Analysis of Reddit Users' Perspectives on Reasons for Not Following Through with a Suicide Attempt!⁠ ⁠ ⁠ --⁠ 👨‍🌾 I'm Ron, a Mental Health Warrior and Anxiety/OCD Survivor.⁠ 🥪 If you like my posts, drop me a follow and join the mental health tribe 🏞!⁠ 👉 Instagram isn't therapy and neither am I a therapist -- just an advocate⁠ --⁠ ⁠ P.S. Save this post if you found it helpful! ⁠ cre: @mentalhealthceo #suicidedisease#suicideawarenessmonth #suicidelosssurvivor #suicidepreventionweek #suicideawarenessindepression #suicidepreventionawareness #suicideawarenessweek #suicideawarenessday #suicidequote#suicidepreventionmonth #suicideaware#suicideleopard#suicideroom