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I guess it makes sense… the difference in how much other people are affected however is so stark that this does suggest a generational thing. And then there ar
by loup-vaillant 4y ago
I guess it makes sense… the difference in how much other people are affected however is so stark that this does suggest a generational thing.
And then there are the hospitalisation rates. Did we lower the seriousness threshold to get our kids to the hospital? Unless they were talking about psychiatry hospitals that doesn't seem likely.
- PuppyTailWags 4y agoFrankly it might just be that children's desire to kill themselves wasn't considered something to hospitalize for in the past. I knew when I was a teenager I participated in all sorts of nonsense and said all sorts of shit to adults around me, and most of the adults just told me to man up and stop being a pussy about it. Now that I'm an adult, I can see times where I definitely should've been considered to evaluation as a suicide risk.