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…driving, binge eating). - Howard never cheated on his wife although he had many opportunities. He also doesn't squander away his money. 3. Recurrent suicidal behavior, gestures, or threats, or self-mutilating behavior - No documented proof of suicidal…

…of that "illusory harsh life" created by the television. Viewers, in turn, listen to the recordings and assimilate the artist's message of solemnity and violence. A perfect example of this would be the suicide of a 16 year old boy after listening to Blink 182's 'Anna's…

…they tried to commit suicide. A physician states that people who have eating disorders are probable to have tried suicide (Dedyna, 2004). Therefore, vegetarianism can bring about bad results. In conclusion, the negative effects of vegetarianism can't be ignored…

…much like Raskolnikov has been doing. Sivdrigailov also has the desire to transgress and be redeemed of his crimes before ultimately committing suicide. Raskolnikov also considers suicide but his soul, embodied by Sonya, doesn't allow him to for he still…

…, other medical complications, or suicide (Hall 145). This destructive behavior eventually takes a toll on your body. Physical consequences of bulimia include: broken blood vessels in the face, bags under the eyes, dehydration, fainting spells, tremors…

…brother?s death, and all the worrying around him because of his suicide attempt. With all the help he gets from Dr. Berger, his parents, ect, he is able to finally able to realize that it is not his fault. He goes from a trouble teenager to one whose life…

…for a marriage and become famous. Just as her dreams come true and she is at the peak of her bliss, Betty suicides, leaving her a shattered illusion and a jolt to realization of reality. In the movie, Muriel is desperate to be wanted, and she is given the chance…

…and were summarily executed on the spot. Others chose to take their own lives when faced with the hopelessness of the situation. It might be argued that suicide itself under these circumstances was itself resistance (Jewish resistance). If a Nazi soldier…

…her loyalties to her husband over her nurse. Shakespeare situates Juliets development directly after her first and only sexual experience with Romeo. Juliets final act of courage is her suicide. Juliet would rather sacrifice herself than live a life…

…controversial writing is presented in the play ?A Streetcar Named Desire.? This literary work deals with such topics as alcoholism, suicide, homosexuality, promiscuous sexual relations, rape, and nymphomania. The epitome of these problems has in effect caused…