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So I found this somewhere and I couldn't agree more.

•Those who experience the kind of emotional pain associated with suicide do not typically want to die; they wish for an end to unbearable emotional pain and, often, the resources that allow them to hold on aren’t available.

•Selfishness has been defined by Merriam-Webster as “seeking or concentrating on one's own advantage, pleasure, or well-being without regard for others.” Suicide does not generate pleasure, advantage or well-being. People who take their own lives commonly feel like a burden to others or experience intense emotional pain that overwhelms their capacity to continue with life. Making others feel guilty is typically the furthest thing from their mind.

Supposely a parent loves you, looks out for your best interest, wants the best for you and wants you to be happy right?

Well whenever I hear horror stories of parents constantly voicing their disapproval of their child's relationship, badmouthing about their partners to their child and others, threatening to kick their child out of the house or disowning them, trying to set them up for a date with someone else and going out of their ways to make their dislike super obvious... that makes me think that's the total opposite of love.

Love from any close one (whether it's a partner, parent, friend, etc) should never be controlling, toxic nor overwhelming to the point it makes you argue or hate them. Would you tolerate a friend controlling your life no right? Same thing. Are those really the actions of any loving parent?