Suicide was once a forbidden element of society to discuss and deliberate openly. In the 21st century, suicide has become a normal word in day-to-day discussion. After 1990, we opened societies with the generational shift of perception about worth, value and achievements. Out of this global shift in attaching worth and value to humans with their perfect image, the recent generations of young people are more demanding of themselves, of others, and are perceiving that others demand more from them.

The wave of modernisation after 1990, with the End of History and the emergence of the Neoliberal model in society and politics, instilled this idea into every single person that they are like commodities whose complete worth lies in constantly achieving and becoming a permanent part of a rat race

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