Is is a sad truth that so many desire to know how the person died and could not care how they lived. Perhaps this is why some take their own life.
This is not meant to belittle you in any way but rather to make a valid point based upon your question as quoted above.
To Wiggs I would offer my condolences and if the opportunity arises, please pass them on to the family.
Be well.
I don't know man, lots of people who commit suicide have a good relationship with a sexual partner or with friends and family. It's not always "i could've told you so" scenario with stuff like this.
Contemplating suicide, and coming close to it is very common i would assume.
I troll and talk shit on this forum, so i rarely delve into my personal life, but i came very close to ending it with a heroin overdose.
I don't look for sympathy from others, that's the worst thing you can aim for in life.
People simply don't give two shit, and if they do, it's superficial at best.
You have to be your own rock, then you build your life around that.
People often assume, "only if i knew, i could've done something", or "he was a great, happy guy, wonder what went wrong".
Everyone shares similar biology, but people often project their world view onto others, neglecting the fact that everyone's experience in life is unique, no matter how much you can relate to one person, they are still different in more ways than you can imagine.
People who use the "coward" explanation, are either religious and regurgitate their faith's teachings, or they assume this position as a way to deal with grief, or the grim side of life.
In a way, they are more juvenile and emotionally stunted than the person who committed suicide ever was, if at all.