Why did Van Gogh kill himself?

[Deleted member 20452]

Any ideas on why would he did this?

@Nameless_Sunflower @FailedNormieManlet @Rupert Pupkin @Gonthar @eduardkoopman

 

[FailedNormieManlet]

Any ideas on why would he did this?

@Nameless_Sunflower @FailedNormieManlet @Rupert Pupkin @Gonthar @eduardkoopman

he didn't have a big jaw - avg blackpiller

 

[Deleted member 9801]

His mental health was declining. He felt he failed as an artist, even though his work was starting to get recognised at the time

He was a lost soul, misunderstood and tormented. He didn’t know who he was anymore. He felt his loneliness reverberate off the walls of his own emptiness.

 

[Erik-Jón]

his mental health was declining. He felt he failed as an artist, even though his work was starting to get recognised at the time

He was a lost soul, misunderstood and tormented. he didn’t know who he was anymore. He felt his loneliness reverberate off the walls of his own emptiness.

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Sub chad

 

[FailedNormieManlet]

His mental health was declining. He felt he failed as an artist, even though his work was starting to get recognised at the time

He was a lost soul, misunderstood and tormented. he didn’t know who he was anymore. He felt his loneliness reverberate off the walls of his own emptiness.

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DNR, his jaw was too small

 

[Deleted member 9801]

Sub chad

DNR, his jaw was too small

 

[Deleted member 18244]

He was never recognised and died poor while being supported by his brother his whole life, someone he frequently had arguments with.

He tried to fit in as a humble village painter at first, but they didn’t accept him cause his family paid for everything. Then he tried to make his mark in the bourgeoisie french art scene, but they didn’t like his bold lines and abstract art (the fashionable art at the time were life-accurate portraits)

Basically everywhere he went, he was unrecognised and didn’t fit in. His oneitis rejected him too. On top of all that he was mentally ill and he kept falling out with his friends. He was ahead of his time in art, but no one recognised it. So yeah, he had nothing.

 

[Deleted member 9801]

He was never recognised and died poor while being supported by his brother his whole life, someone he frequently had arguments with.

He tried to fit in as a humble village painter at first, but they didn’t accept him cause his family paid for everything. Then he tried to make his mark in the bourgeoisie french art scene, but they didn’t like his bold lines and abstract art (the fashionable art at the time were life-accurate portraits)

Basically everywhere he went, he was unrecognised and didn’t fit in. His oneitis rejected him too. On top of all that he was mentally ill and he kept falling out with his friends. He was ahead of his time in art, but no one recognised it. So yeah, he had nothing.

There are suspicions that he could have suicided since he also felt like a burden to his brother. Since his brother was supporting him financially, but he was starting a family also at the time

 

[Deleted member 18603]

schizophrenia

 

[eduardkoopman]

His mental health was declining. He felt he failed as an artist, even though his work was starting to get recognised at the time

He was a lost soul, misunderstood and tormented. He didn’t know who he was anymore. He felt his loneliness reverberate off the walls of his own emptiness.

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i like this description.

The dude, would legit go full ER, if he knew how succesfull his art became after he gone.

 

[TITUS]

There is a thin line between being an artist and being "mentally ill".