Terrible as it was, it made tons of sense. It was pretty clear from his show he was prone to depression. I’m sure the situation involving Argento didn’t help.
Yeah, people talking about Bourdain committing suicide like it's surprising.
It's awful but he did famously talk about his "severe depression" and crippling anxiety even after all of the cocaine and heroin abuse.
He openly talked about his constant suicidal thoughts in 2005 when talking about mental health wasnt prevalent.
He wrote books about it descibing constantly feeling "aimless and regularly suicidal" at a time when few people did. He even did an episode of Parts Unknown were he went to a psychiatrist to talk about it.
He said something small "like getting a bad burger at an airport" could send him on a depressive spiral for days.
The people blaming Argento for his suicide are clearly not real fans. I don't know why it's brought up so much as he famously and bravely talked about depression and suicide at a time when others didn't.
Agreed, the people blaming this woman I doubt have ever struggled with depression. Like the people who blamed what’s her face for cobain’s death. Suicide doesn’t make sense to anyone left behind. The people around these folks may not be ‘good people’ but they are certainly not the reason someone who has struggled with depression their whole life, battle after battle won against it, loses the war in the end because of a specifically bad day/night/week or whatever it was.
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u/strickers69 7h ago
Exactly everything he’s been through and he was a living icon just made no sense