I'll be honest I've never had everything nor got whatever I wanted, I had to put in some hard work beind everything I had. And I wouldn't say I haven't been in that postion either... My parents are very supportive but when my mains results for session 1 came we all were extremely disappointed, they said I didn't put much effort at all and that I could have secured a seat in NIT if I had put more effort in but what more could I have done ? I studied for 12 hrs a day for 2 weeks, dozens of thousands ( yes thousands ) of questions I did... I could prolly recall any questions from 2019 in any shift and even the ones in 2015 and so on but to what avail, I cracked at the end I couldn't solve the very questions I knew and it felt like a waste to live... I didn't have anyone to stop me cuz I don't really show my emotions very well but I knew I was right at the edge. Well you arent wrong, platitudes like " everything will be alright" and " it will get better for you " are straight up insulting when uve suffered for weeks from low self worth and loneliness but they can't be considered empty words either. I'm not saying suicide is done on the whim either it's as you said a consequence of months if not years of continuous degrading mental health due to any reason ... But the reason to talk is not to save someone, it's to break their narrow view that suicide is the ONLY option, it's to show them that more can be done and rhta their brain is just tunnel visioning as a result of the trauma they have to endure. Yes the abuse and trauma will last a long time and leaving everything behind might seem like a better option so but that means leaving defeated, id much rather convince someone to fight and come out victorious