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I can't find the news story about this one in particular - seems like jumping out of windows isn't uncommon in Bangkok. Do you have a link to the coverage? What nationality is he?

At 50 years old, yeah if he's living out of a suit case, isn't yet actually "retired" on a pension and has no family, the double whammy of being economically vulnerable and alone could be enough to overwhelm anyone. Good on you for trying to help the poor guy, but I suspect he's had a long history of problems that nobody but himself could overcome. I hope he had some family to notify, at least. 

This episode makes me think of Tom Torrero who killed himself a year or so ago when some bitch doxxed him hard and basically made it impossible for him to earn a living on the regular. He was in his 40s, I think. Roosh went the way he did not just because of the death of his sister but also because of the life he led eventually proved to be a dead end and he knew it. 

Even if Roosh hadn't been economically ostracized for calling out the Jews so hard, his life would still be a series of getting the girl through his sales pitch, her being into him for a while, then after a few months, her realizing this was all there was to his life and hitting the road. It's not a sustainable lifestyle as you get older. 

Long term living the playboy life might seem grand but everyone leaves one way or another - suicide is definitely the worst way to do it.

Austrian. 

Doesn't seem like any news coverage. 



And yes, many persons with mental health disorders are stigmatized, lack long-term perspective, and are exploited. Unfortunately, mostly everything is focused on symptoms as opposed to the root problem.