The body of the missing photographer Lou Dawson has been salvaged ashore. What do you think of his death?

The specific cause of his death has been found out, excluding homicide. Then why did he kill himself? What crushed this young man? We can see from his suicide note. He wrote in his self-report that he was a left-behind child, his parents had a bad relationship, he was bullied on campus, he was forced to get married, his career was frustrated, he had no love and no money. No motivation, no future. Such a self-report makes people feel that he is really unhappy.

First, don't cherish your life. We all say that the body is influenced by parents. Before he committed suicide, his mother gave him a birthday red envelope, which shows that his mother still loves him very much. However, he did not accept his mother's red envelope or reply to the message, but chose to die. Death can be said to be lighter than a feather or heavier than Mount Tai. If we choose to commit suicide at a young age, it is not to cherish our own lives. It is not easy for us to come to this world once, and we need to cherish life.

Second, there is no optimistic attitude. Nowadays, many people commit suicide in the face of heavy social pressure and unsatisfactory life. This may be related to everyone's personality. We are born as human beings, and there must be many difficulties. Everyone has his own difficulties, but we must face the sunshine. After all, sunshine is always after the storm. How can you see a rainbow without experiencing wind and rain? Therefore, in the face of difficulties in life, we should adjust our mentality, face difficulties and maintain an optimistic attitude.

Third, there is too much social pressure now. Photographers want to commit suicide, largely because of social pressure. From all aspects, the social rhythm is fast and many young people can't adapt to the pressure brought by this society. Everyone is competing for the only resource, and competition with each other will always bring pressure. Facing the current social pressure, we should try our best to make progress, not sink. Social pressure is inevitable. Only by growing up under pressure can we achieve greater success.