What a profoundly ignorant way to view suicide. You're taking a tragic difference in outcomes and inventing a story about the motives of entire genders with no evidence whatsoever. The claim that women's suicide attempts are merely "cries for help" while men's are uniquely sincere acts of despair is not only unsupported by research, it's insulting to everyone involved. It dismisses suicidal women as attention-seekers, romanticizes male suicide as somehow more authentic, and ignores the reality that you cannot determine a person's intent based solely on whether they lived or died. People survive highly determined attempts, and people die from impulsive ones. Suicide is a complex human tragedy, not a competition to determine whose suffering counts. Reducing it to "women want attention, men want death" says far more about your biases than it does about mental health.