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Teens try to kill them self because they try to escape a situation that is hard to handle like bad thoughts and bad feeling. Some people attempt to end their lives because of feelings rejections or hurt or even lost.Others might feel angry, ashamed, or guilty about something. Other people also might be worried about disappointing friends or family's members.Even some people dont feel unwanted, unloved, victimized or they feel like they feel dead to others. We all feel overwhelmed by difficult emotions or situations.But there are people that can get through it or just cant go through it. But most teens do it cause of depression.

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Depression leads people to focus on failures and disappointments to emphasize the negative side of their situations. Someone with severe depression is unable to see the possibility of a good outcome and may believe they will never be happy or things will never go right for them again. Depression affects a persons thoughts in such a way that the person dosent see when a problem can be overcome.Its as if depression puts a filter on the persons thinking that distorts things. Thats why depressed people dont realize that suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem in the same way that other people do. A teen with depression may feel like theres no other way out of problems, no other escape from emotional pain, or no other way to communicate a desperate unhappiness.

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Also sometimes people who feel suicidal may not even realize they are depressed. They're unaware that it is the depression not situation that's influencing them to see things in a "theres no way out" "It will never get better", "theres nothing i can do" kind of way.But while someone is seriously depressed, suicidal thinking is a real concern. People with a condition called bipolar disorder are also more at risk for suicide because their condition can cause them to go through times when they are extremely depressed as well as times when they have abnormally high or frantic energy (called mania or manic).Both of these extreme phases of bipolar disorder affect and distorts a persons mood outlook of judgment.

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Teens with alcohol and drug problems are also more risk for suicidal thinking and behavior.Alcohol and some drugs can effect on brain. Misuse of these substances can bring on serious depression. Thats especially true for teens who already have a tendency to depression because biology, family history, or other life stressors. The problem can be made worse because many people who are depressed turn to alcohol or drugs as an escape. But they might not realize that the depressive effects alcohol and drugs have on the brain can actually intensify depression in the long run. Also in addition to their depressive effects alcohol and drugs alter a person's judgement. Many suicide attempts occur when someone is under influence of alcohol or drugs.

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This dosent mean that everyone who is depressed or who has an alcohol or drug problem will try to kill themselves.But also these conditions especially both together increase a persons risk for suicide.

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Many times though suicide attempts happen impulsively, in a moment of feeling desperately upset. A situation like a breakup, a big fight with a parent, an unintended pregnancy , being outed by someone else, or being victimized in any way can cause someone to feel desperately upset. Often, a situation like this, on top of an existing depression, acts like the final straw. Some people who attempt suicide mean to die and some aren't completely sure they want to die. A suicide attempt is a way to express deep emotional pain.  They can't say how they feel, so, for them, attempting suicide feels like the only way to get their message across. Sadly, many people who really didn't mean to kill themselves end up dead or critically ill.

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There are often signs that someone may be thinking about or planning a suicide attempt.1.engaging in self-destructive behavior (drinking alcohol, taking drugs, or cutting, for example). 2.having no desire to take part in favorite things or activities. 3.having trouble concentrating or thinking clearly. 4.talking about feeling hopeless or feeling guilty.