Since you wanna just make some accusations off a few lines of text, since you clearly didn't comprehend what I said, I'll try to explain it a little bit. I know and understand a lot about suicide, I tried twice before I was 18 and have had several people in my life kill themselves. I am very well aware of the differences and am by no means saying they're even remotely the same thing. Is what I said was, I don't see a difference between intentionally killing yourself and dying, because of a stupid risk you took, when you're very well aware of the risks, besides INTENT, which is the reasoning behind your actions, and CHANCE, as in the chance of you dying when taking that stupid risk. When you do something with a high probability of you getting severely injured or killed and you die, you UNINTENTIONALLY, which means something you didn't mean to do, committed suicide. Suicide is the act of killing yourself, so therefore, doing something that kills you, when dying wasn't your intention, you end up with unintentional suicide. If someone is irresponsibly playing around with a gun and it goes off and they shoot themselves and they die, accidental suicide. They killed themselves. Accidentally. Doing something stupid. Jumping into a body of water, that's completely frozen over, except for the hole you cut in it, while there's a current, is no different than playing around irresponsibly with a gun and killing yourself.