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Depression is a vital issue in almost every suicide attempt. Without depression, most people would not attempt to take their own lives. The victim feels very depressed and everything seems to be going the wrong way. Depression is not just sadness, is a mild form mental illness, which can be permanent or temporary. It can be simple things like the loss of interest in usual activities. The start of what leads a person to suicide does not have anything to do with the person's present life experiences, but with their early childhood experiences. This is because the view of others, outside family and friends, has no contribution to the pain that causes suicide and depression. Depression can include self-pity, shame, envy, and grandiosity. All of these things play a role in depression one way or another. Depressed people are usually subject to desire and grandiose ideation. Grandiosity is best described as when a person starts thinking they are above everyone and everything else. They absurdly exaggerate many things in their lives just for attention it brings them. Envy, another cause of depression, has two aspects. In its primary sense, envy is the experience of pain when a person sees that someone else has something desirable, which he would like. Envy is also the experience of pleasure, when the person who has that desired quality suffers misfortune. Shame, in depression, is usually aimed inward toward the victim, or depressed person. When self-pity, another depression mode, is thought of, it usually brings up the feelings of being sad or angry for mistakes that happened in the past. Depression is like a bad dream, but with help, a person can overcome this bad dream and awake. Also the biology of the brain, genetics, psychological traits, and social forces all can contribute to suicide. Research has shown that suicidal behavior runs in the families, suggesting that genetic and biological factors also play a role in one's suicide risk.
