When a person commits this type of suicide he is not well supported in a social group. They feel like an outsider or a loner and think that the only people they have in this world are themselves. They often feel helpless throughout their lives. (Durkheim 1987)2) Altruistic suicide: This type of suicide occurs when their social status is too high. People who commit this type of suicide are usually involved in a group and the only thing they care about is following the norms and goals of the group and not focusing on their own needs. They take their own lives for a cause. A good example of this would be a suicide bomber (Durkheim 1987)3) Anomic suicide: this type of suicide is linked to too low a level of regulation. This type of suicide is committed during times of great stress or change. Without regulation, a person cannot set achievable goals, and in turn, people become extremely frustrated. Life is too difficult for them to handle and becomes meaningless for them. An example of this is when the market crashes or peaks (Durkheim