It's the show Rizzoli and Isles which I am currently watching, I love the series because of how much fun the cast is having and you can see that they all get along but at the end of season 4 one of the detective suddenly wasn't there and I felt a void because I loved him he was so handsome and funny but they said that he went to visit his mother in Georgia. Sadly, at the beginning of the season 5 episode 1 the lieutenant got a phone call that detective Frost had a terrible car accident but when they got to the scene he was dead. I was mad because I thought he left the show for some other big role in another movie or show but I went ahead in search his name oh God I wish I hadn't done that because he actually died in real life ! from a self inflicted gunshot wound because apparently he had bipolar disorder. I was so sad yesterday, I was crying like I knew the guy because I loved his character and now I can't even finish the show because everything reminds me of him or I think of something he would say. His death really doesn't sit right with me, I would never think that he had bipolar disorder because he's so charming, always laughing... which is why we should all be nice to everyone because we don't know what kind of battle they are facing behind closed doors.
I don't mean to put anyone in a depressive mood but this is serious, metal health is extremely important and depression is no joke. No one should make any types of jokes about being depressed or suicidal because that is so insensitive to the people who are actually going through it. Let's be kind and more understandable to one another because one smile or a kind gesture toward someone who is going through something tragic behind closed doors can help save their lives. I will never condemn anyone who is having suicidal thoughts nor do I support it. I want all of us me included to express how we feel even in those dark moments when we think that no one cares or that we don't matter please share those thoughts because the more we encourage those feelings the harder it is for us to believe otherwise.