One of the most difficult beliefs for survivors of people who are successful in ending their life is that the act of suicide makes sense for them. It is a choice in the sense not of an “insane” person, but someone who is thinking clearly within their internal motivations and assessments of what is right for them. A suicide bomber may sometimes fit this; someone who is subject to daily pain, and medical hopelessness may fit into this; someone who has a deeply perceived self-analysis of meaninglessness, can also make a choice for death, that at some level of their soul, is a sane choice. Suicide may be something that may represent a pure, final moment of personal control and self-expression.
