Head trauma also exacerbates depression and irrationality. Even grappling leads to head trauma. It's important to keep checking on yourself too while participating in these sports.Mental health issues are real issues. Check on your friends and family. Be sincere in it too. People will just brush off those questions passively.
So awfully sad. RIP.
Xtreme Couture had it very rough recently, with the brutal passing of Kyle Reyes and now Tim Lane.
There’s more to life than money, dude. If money made people happy you wouldn’t have so many angry Americans with money and means relative to the rest of the world.tell me more.
i hope you don’t mean you would kill your self if you were broke or poor.
”he looked healthy”So strange. The guy had a good place to work, lots of friends and colleagues, and he looked healthy.
The brain is strange. You never know what some folks are going through and dealing with even if it looks like their life is set.
RIP Tim
Head trauma also exacerbates depression and irrationality. Even grappling leads to head trauma. It's important to keep checking on yourself too while participating in these sports.
No idea if that was the case here but it should still be mentioned. I know a lot of people here grapple. Take head injuries seriously!
And as someone that's suffered with bouts of major depression, go talk to someone. Get it off your chest.
Horrible tragedy. RIP
The saddest thing about suicide is you think ending your own pain will bring you peace but in reality it just transfers your pain to all your loved ones and friends.
”he looked healthy”
You can’t see mental illness or depression.
I doubt you ever get an answer to that question but depression and mental health issues have been proven to be linked with brain trauma.RIP.
Could it have been CTE related?
I know you have no bad intention in writing that,Suicide is always sad, but imo it's to be prefered to not chosing your own time of death,
Religiousity does not seem to have much impact on whether a person is suicidal or not, although some studies have shown that it COULD be...I think most likely it is completely unrelated for the most part, aside from maybe a small subset of people who are depressed and suicidal, but don't actually commit suicide due to the fear of going to hell or something, which is just as unhealthy imo.I know you have no bad intention in writing that,
but like David Foster Wallace once said, suicide is like trying to escape a building that is on fire,
you literally cannot withstand life and its issue that you rather 'off' yourself.
For suicidal and depressed person sometimes they tried to fight it off, and to fight suicidal ideation on your own is very hard.
In my view to avoid addictive behavior/substance and to be religious and close to nature, do help the mind, to have mental peace.
I mean Islam, not necessarily all religion of courseReligiousity does not seem to have much impact on whether a person is suicidal or not, although some studies have shown that it COULD be...I think most likely it is completely unrelated for the most part, aside from maybe a small subset of people who are depressed and suicidal, but don't actually commit suicide due to the fear of going to hell or something, which is just as unhealthy imo.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7310534/
Although religion is reported to be protective against suicide, (Suicide Prevention Resource Center 2003; Koenig 2009; Perlman, Neufeld et al. 2011), the empirical evidence is inconsistent, with some studies reporting it to be protective (Dervic, Oquendo et al. 2004), others finding it a risk factor(Zhao, Yang et al. 2012), and still others reporting it unrelated to suicide risk (Le, Nguyen et al. 2012).