So let's defined first the suicide. When we say suicide it is the act of intentionally causing one own death. There are three types of  Suicide:

1.  Egoistic Suicide - which occurs when person commits suicide as a result of not feeling like they not belong to the society. They find a reason to live. People who commits Egoistic suicide have weak or very social bond to their society. 

2. Fatalistic Suicide – excessive social regulation that is restrict the individuation. Feeling controlled by the values and norms of the society, the person becomes hopeless and despairs of ever escaping these oppressive eternal forces.

3. Altruistic Suicide – Was identified by Emile Durkheim and is when a person commits suicide in order to benefit others. It is sometimes viewed as a courageous act such as self-sacrifices during times of war.

But Why People Commits Suicide ?

Its just because of Depression and Mental Illness, Trauma, Substance Use, Loss, Hopelessness, Chronic pain, A Burden to others and the most sadness, Accidental Suicide.

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