>had everything to live for I also can never get this part. Some people for some reason fail to realise that 'seemingly having everything' doesn't really mean

>had everything to live for I also can never get this part. Some people for some reason fail to realise that 'seemingly having everything' doesn't really mean much. It may look from the outside that a person have everything, but from that person's point of view they have nothing. Why? Here's the story from a few years back. A guy has a nice banking career, lots of money (at least compared to most of his peers), wife, kid, nice house in addition to the apartments in the city. One day the whole family (grandparents too) go to the said house for a weekend. At some point the guy walks away from his relatives, goes down the stairs to the basement and blows this head away with a gun. Everyone starts asking one question - why? Dude had everything most people can dream of. Wealth, car, house etc. But for some reason people can't see on simple thing. He never really wanted this. He wanted to be a baker. He'd like to bake cakes for kids and play guitar in the evening or something. But he simply couldn't escape his current life and he didn't want any of this.