A Cure for Suicide

The world-building felt so thought-provoking — I wonder if the author drew from real societal issues or created this entirely from imagination.

The internal struggles felt so raw and authentic, but I was also unsettled by how society responds to mental health. How did others interpret the portrayal of hope and despair?

The story raises deep questions about life and control, but it still kept me engaged. I'm curious whether this was a deliberate choice to make the reader think or an organic outcome of the story.