On the Causes of Frequent Suicide: A Psychological Treatise

longed; they do not share in the benefits for which they fought, struggled, and suffered. Indeed, they even experience and feel unpleasant consequences from the times of tribulation, as their otherwise robust health succumbed to the exertion and became weakened, as their financial situation is so shattered because they had to seize and consume the cash that wealthy parents bequeathed to them and from which they drew the resources for a comfortable and pleasant life; as they finally, with their disappointed expectations, lose the zeal and the courage with which they otherwise undertook and successfully carried out even the most arduous task. Who can blame them if resentment and anger seize them, if the outside world and everything that surrounds them