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German Man Threatens to Jump from 8-Storey Condo in Pattaya


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32 minutes ago, Skipalongcassidy said:

Let him jump... that's  what he wants...

It is plain to see that the man was on some kind of a 'high' and not in full control of his faculties to be doing that.

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Why are there so many suicides in the ex-pat community, especially this leaping off tall buildings in Pattaya? Is it such an awful place that you have to get away immediately....or does Pattaya cause depression among impressionable young men?

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4 minutes ago, retarius said:

Why are there so many suicides in the ex-pat community, especially this leaping off tall buildings in Pattaya? Is it such an awful place that you have to get away immediately....or does Pattaya cause depression among impressionable young men?

Lots of people all over the world think sometimes about suicide. And then most of these people in most locations in this world have to think about how they will kill themselves. That takes time and maybe (trying to) buy poison or a weapon.

In Thailand the next high building with low balcony is never far. There are only minutes between the desire and the action.

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16 minutes ago, retarius said:

Why are there so many suicides in the ex-pat community, especially this leaping off tall buildings in Pattaya? Is it such an awful place that you have to get away immediately....or does Pattaya cause depression among impressionable young men?

Thailand leads southeast Asia with suicides. Almost 5000 a year. And one psychiatrist per every 250,000 people doesn't help much.

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30 minutes ago, retarius said:

Why are there so many suicides in the ex-pat community, especially this leaping off tall buildings in Pattaya? Is it such an awful place that you have to get away immediately....or does Pattaya cause depression among impressionable young men?

The world does. Crazy politicians make life bad. Fish rots from head down

 

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49 minutes ago, retarius said:

Why are there so many suicides in the ex-pat community, especially this leaping off tall buildings in Pattaya? Is it such an awful place that you have to get away immediately....or does Pattaya cause depression among impressionable young men?

a lot of people blow their life savings in the bars/girl scene in pattaya? 

these incidents don't seem to happen in other parts of thailand. 

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A German man was rescued after spending over eight hours on a condo balcony in #Pattaya yesterday afternoon, shouting, acting erratically, and stripping naked. His wife blamed his behaviour on heavy marijuana use and stress but police were skeptical of this claim.

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2 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

I don't get this 'threatening' to jump business. If you're going to jump then do it. If not, then stop wasting everyone's time. Make your mind up. Think about it before you climb out onto a balcony, not after.

Look up a few articles on depression, since it's obvious you don't understand what they go through. Even I, who have been studying it for the last 25 plus years, still can't put myself in their shoes to understand how they're feeling. It's not something you want to have, and it isn't their fault. They're not trying to get attention if they're depression is hitting them, but trying to end the pain, and some are still wanting to live, so they're caught in the middle. Over thinking is a huge symptom and it has you do things you wouldn't ordinarily do. This appears to be the case here. He might have more than just depression also. His wife hasn't the slightest idea what's going on in his head, as he probably acts normal much of the time. It's an inner conflict that sometimes you lose.

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1 minute ago, Bangkok Barry said:

That's why I wrote make your mind up before going onto the balcony.

They can't. and go by what they're feeling at the time, which sometimes leads them into bad situations or a final one. My best friend , who had a great wife, nice rental house, job, hobbies, playing drums, hockey, dog, nice family, many friends, put a hose into the back of his van from the exhaust, and went to sleep, forever. He was always the class clown (Robin Williams), and tried to make people laugh. When I would go to his house at midday, his mom said he was still sleeping (major symptom if done a lot). He self medicated, like a lot of us, but for him it was to take away pain at times. This was in 1987, when there weren't a lot of medicines for the symptoms, and we didn't understand it , nor the counseling one can get. It's impossible to understand how bad they can feel, even though we all get depressed at times. This is a dark hole they get into, where nothing matters anymore, and they think there's no way out of. Support from a loved one is the most important thing they can get, although 9 out of 10 relationships fail because of it. One can't function and the other doesn't understand why, and they leave. With medication to help some symptoms, and a partner that understands and supports them, it can be handled, but not always.

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