My Suicide Attempt: What Stopped Me? #shorts
In this brief YouTube short, Speaker A asks Katherine about a past suicide attempt, prompting Speaker B to share their own experience. Speaker B reveals that they attempted suicide in 8th grade but were stopped by an internal, intuitive voice that repeatedly urged them to "call Vivian." The implication is that this inner prompt led to reaching out for help, which prevented the act. The exchange is intimate, first‑person, and highlights how an internal cue and a potential external support person (Vivian) served as a protective factor.
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