The deep meaning of suicide

the last 10 minutes

So after Natasha closed her door and made sure no one followed her, she sat at her desk next to her bedroom window grabbed a pen and paper to then write the last words she will ever say. She writes on the front dear Mom and Dad. Natasha then begins to write as she writes her tear drops slowly running down her face and dripped on to the piece of paper, after Natasha finishes writing up her letter she puts her pen down stands up and wonders over to her bed. She then places herself in bed as if she was just going to go to sleep. She sat up and placed the razor to one of her main veins and her last words were "I am so sorry mum and dad" and she cuts, she bleeds out silently and after 5 minutes she is no longer here. Everyone has gone from the party and her parents are just clearing up, but unfortunately they don't realise that party was their last moment with their baby girl, her mom wonders up to her bedroom and knocks on the door to come in. "Natasha may I come in"? their is no reply so her mum just walks in she then goes towards to her bed and sees that theirs blood absolutely everywhere she screams and falls to the floor Natasha's dad ran up the stairs and realises what's happened. Her mom is screaming "why" , "why" " not my baby girl, why has my baby girl gone , why was she so stupid ". Her dad slowly pulls her mum away and places the covers over natashas. They both head down stairs and her dad calls the ambulance and says everything that has happened, they immediately rush over and they take her body away. The next day everyone found out the horrendous news and didn't know what to say,her funeral was held the week after which everyone attended and then her ashes were scattered in to the river where she would always walk with her parents.

The moral is that people can push people to end their lives , thoughts can do the same and emotions can over take people. That is why people should always appreciate what they have and not joke about such a sensitive topic because people have lost loved ones.