Why should we help suicides?

Rescuing suicides is an important task, which may bring high risks and uncertainties. Some people will take risks to save those whose lives are threatened, while others will give up this risk and choose safety to protect themselves. It is a very subtle and personal question whether it is worthwhile to sacrifice yourself when saving a suicide.

First of all, it must be clear that under any circumstances, sacrificing one's own life is not the only way to rescue. We can use many different methods to help those who need help, such as telephone or online service, while ensuring our own safety. Professional rescuers will also consider their own risks when performing their tasks and take appropriate measures to protect themselves. Therefore, we must rationally consider our own abilities, avoid unrealistic risks and put ourselves and others' lives at risk.

Secondly, even if you are willing to take risks to save people from danger, you should weigh the pros and cons. We have to admit that sacrificing our own life can only save the life of a suicide, and the number of people who are not saved will continue to increase. Therefore, we must realize that this kind of sacrifice is too costly and may not be the most effective way to save.

Finally, we must consider our responsibilities and obligations, try our best to help and save those in trouble in a more effective and safer way. We can choose to participate in community activities, become volunteers, promote mental health in the community, convey hope and support to people around us, and prevent and reduce the occurrence of suicide.

In a word, sacrificing one's own life to help suicides is not a method worthy of promotion and respect. We need to be smarter and wiser, find safer and more effective ways to face the danger to life, and provide support and help to more people in the community.