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Peer pressure, bullying, and family problems are three main reasons teens commit suicide. Common suicide methods include cutting wrists, drowning, suffocation, hypothermia, and electrocution. Cutting wrists is the most common because it can cause instant death if a major vein is severed. Struggles with sexuality can also lead to suicide, such as in the case of a 14-year-old boy who took his life after years of anti-gay bullying. To help prevent suicide, websites and clubs can be created to help people feel less alone and give them an escape from their problems.
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- 5. 5 Ways People Commit Suicide • Wrist cutting • Drowning • Suffocation • Hypothermia • Electrocution
- 6. The Most Common Method How People Commit Suicide • Bleeding And Cutting is The Most Common Reason. Why This Is And Common Method Is Because When You Cut Your Wrist You May Hit A Main Vain Which Cause External Bleeding And If You Hit The Right Vain You Will Loose A Lot Of Blood Then It Would Lead To Death . But The Main Reason Why People Use This Method Is Because it’s a Instant Death If You Hit The Right Vain.
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