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Using the word 自杀 (zìshā) in a conversation can have serious social and cultural implications. In Chinese culture, suicide is seen as a taboo topic and is often considered a sign of disrespect to one's family and ancestors. Therefore, using the word 自杀 (zìshā) in a conversation can be seen as insensitive and inappropriate. It can also be seen as a sign of disrespect to the person who is being discussed, as it implies that they are not in control of their own life and are willing to take their own life. In some cases, it can even be seen as a form of shaming or blaming the person for their own death.
In addition, using the word 自杀 (zìshā) in a conversation can be seen as a sign of disrespect to those who have lost a loved one to suicide. It can be seen as insensitive and can cause distress to those who are already struggling with the loss of a loved one.
In contrast, using the word 自杀 (zìshā) in a conversation can also be seen as a sign of respect and understanding. It can be seen as a sign of acknowledgement and understanding of the struggles that someone may be facing, and can be seen as a sign of support and compassion.
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