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…out (adolescents), running away from home, rebellious, aggressive... obsessed with guilt and concern about doing wrong, about being irresponsible, about the welfare of others, and about "I can't make up my mind anymore"... crying... suicidal threats…

…mother, the suicidal Japanese youth and the procrastinating American businessman resemble one another more closely than they do their own family. Almost everyone suffers periods of depression, the reaction to some shattering event – the loss of a job…

…and in recent times there have been innumerable instances of married women committing suicide and they being tortured to death demanding dowry. Dowry which is a deep-rooted social evil appears to be the cause of ever so many unfortunate death of young ladies…

…to help with decisions. Should I or shouldn't I? 6. I always felt guilty about everything. I thought everything was my fault. 7. I didn't enjoy anything. 8. I had thoughts of suicide. I thought that I put my family through too much. I feared that one day…

…ailments, accidents, cirrhosis of the liver, and suicide." (Miller, 1993, p.12) "Stress plays havoc with our health, our productivity, our pocketbooks, and our lives, but it is necessary, even desirable." (Oxford, 1998, p.29) During the eighties…

…soliloquy, he demonstrates his emotional anguish, when, due to being depressed, he wishes that his existence would disappear. This quote could mean that he wishes suicide, but its main focus is that he wishes to remove himself from society and the troubles…

…. Another sign of his loyal citizenship is when he packed his family up and moved out after his gun explodes and kills Ogbuefi's son. Bitterly disappointed at his misfortune, he does not commit suicide and put an end to his life like many would or seek revenge…

…into her own hands by committing suicide. Gertrude creates a fantasy world, a world that shields her from all the malice and cruelty of her own reality. One month after her husband dies she marries his brother, an incestuous act within the context…

…with the trial of Judas Priest in 1985. The plaintiffs were parent’s of two boys that attempted suicide after listening to the 1978 Judas Priest album Stained Class in which the words “Do it” supposedly were heard subconsciously. The trial demanded that many…

…suicide. Others broke down under pressure and refused to obey orders. Another response to the pressure of shell shock was desertion. There are many symptoms of shell shock. The early symptoms were tiredness, irritability, giddiness, lack of concentration…