No Easy Answers to Reacting to Suicide

The Subvert

***Warning, this episode may be upsetting to some people ***. Aaron reacts to one of his favourite singers committing suicide. This sparks a discussion about the impact on the thoughts of those left behind when someone takes their own life. How can we discuss suicidal thoughts in a less judgemental way? Are these thoughts only limited to those who want to end their life, or can we all identify with some aspects of feeling ready to give up, or even simply curiosity about the end? Is our current culture contributing to feelings of hopelessness, and how can we recognise this before it's too late? Welcome to the land of no easy answers...
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