No, you aren’t alone. Yes, the world is a better place with you in it.

So, I was returning from my university a few hours ago via train. Just when we reached a junction, a young woman was sitting right in the middle of the rail line. We thought she was listening songs or something else. At first, the train driver didn't see her, but after few seconds he started to give horn again and again. We shouted our best to tell her. But she didn't listen. I don't know how to describe the moment. In my 22 years of life, I have never experienced Such a horrible thing. I still can't shake the feeling. I don't know why people do this. This is not a right way to go. Every life is precious, a gift. Everyone has a mountain to climb, some higher than others. But the higher we climb, the stronger we'll be. People make mistakes, but it's those mistakes which point us in the right direction. It teaches us a lesson that will change our lives. Everyone has the right to a happy life. So, when you're writing that letter, your last words. Just stop for a minute and think about who you are leaving behind. You may not see it, but as soon as you're gone, everyone will miss you. The ones who bullied you will blame themselves, your parents that treated you wrongly will blame themselves. In reality, it's everyone else's fault but yours. There are people out there that will care for you. You just have to find them on your journey. When you think you haven't got anyone to care for you, you are wrong because someone somewhere will be there through thick and thin, forever and always.
The person who completes suicide, dies once. Those left behind die a thousand deaths, trying to relive those terrible moments and understand … Why?