Michael Jackson - Suicide by idolization and identity

The first report of Michael Jackson's death fan suicide was contradictory to those ideals MJ stands on the surface. In fact, Pastor Jesse Jackson asked the fans to make futures, not funerals, to respect these ideas.

A famous pianist, composer, Oscar Levanto said jokingly, "There is a fine line between talent and madness." I have erased this line. No one claimed to have a pain between Michael Jackson (Michael Jackson) and Michael Jackson (Michael Jackson). Although it is the former, some deleted "I deleted this line."

Idolization and identification by superstars' personalities is not uncommon. Sports fans spend billions of dollars each year on jerseys, equipment, favorite players and team memorabilia. Film fans similarly spend a huge amount of money not only going to the movies, but also wearing, acting, and looking like their own favorite stars. Music fans buy albums and videos, download songs, go to concerts, and idolize and identify with unusual people. Michael Jackson's fan · emperaji spent 50 years on his credit. He rarely failed to deliver at any stage of his career. Every professional has an influence on music, lyrics, video, dance, stage presentations, and overall showmanship. He is truly a benchmark criterion to compare everything else.

Diagnosis of identity problems is a very broad and general category that mental health professionals can use if there is uncertainty about multiple issues with regard to individual identity. But it is a legal and verifiable psychological condition. For ordinary people, Michael Jackson's death was a loss of talent. However, for those who struggled for identity and discovered that identity at MJ, his death was a loss of self. The imposter of Russian Jackson lost something that he believed literally to be his own idea. Believing that there was nothing else to live, he failed and attempted suicide, but only said he would succeed.

However, it was not only identity confirmation that caused suicide but also idolization. Some believed that MJ was more important than anything in their lives. They talked with him with love and awe. When he died, he believed they lost beacons.

Finally, there are great hysteria and violence psychology among the Impressionists who do not have a boundary of age. More than 30 years ago, crazy leader committed suicide in Jonestown and killed about 1000 people. They had lost their identity. Unfortunately, unlike Michael Jackson, the individuals they idolized to identify and their beacons were dishonest and independent.

Healthy us, not relative words, not insensible "drink cool aid". For those who entertain or watch their fellow humans, think about these people who have lost their way. Humanitarian approach is not to downgrade this phenomenon to "choice of nature" but to help.

Every one of us is influenced by what Michael Jackson did. As with all human behavior, idolization and discrimination are natural derivations, and when carried to extreme, especially vulnerable people, the result is disastrous as the defeat of a superstar like Michael Jackson Become. It becomes a suicide by idolization and identification.