MALAYSIA Malaysian put on quite a disgusting show for all the bystanders. He attempted suicide in a very unconventional way. He used a knife to cut open his stomach and pull his intestines out. People shouted at him, but no one dared to come near him because he was armed with a knife. There is no official confirmation as to what led him to commit suicide and especially to commit suicide in this way. The good news, however, is that doctors managed to save him.
The most likely scenario for this kind of behavior is drugs. A person under the influence of drugs, especially a long-term user, can become psychotic. This is a condition in which a person feels paranoid and hallucinates visually and audibly. There are cases where people have felt a demon or some foreign object inside them and tried to pull it out.
Another scenario is mental illness. Unfortunately, there are many mentally ill people who have suicidal and self-injurious tendencies.
It’s also possible that he attempted a so-called suicide out of protest. This is a condition where the person does not really want to die, but wants to draw attention to his problems or make himself a victim.
If you’re thinking about suicide, please stop and recognize that your pain is not permanent, but this step would be. It may feel like there’s no other way, but there is hope, even if it’s hard to see right now. Your feelings are temporary, and with help, they can pass.
Talking about what you're going through might feel difficult, but it’s the first step toward healing. Don’t turn away from the people who want to support you. Life can offer more than what you're feeling right now, and the pain doesn't have to last forever. You deserve help, and it’s available.
If you need immediate help, please contact a helpline.
If you're thinking about self-harm, please stop and recognize that this won't solve the pain you're feeling. While it might seem like a way to cope, it leaves lasting scars, not just on your body but on your heart as well. There are healthier, safer ways to manage your emotions.
Every wound you inflict is a cry for help. You are not alone. Reaching out to someone you trust can be the first step toward finding a way out of this dark place. You deserve kindness, support, and real healing.
If you need immediate help, please contact a helpline.
