like the holding of hands (like the breaking of glass)

‘So, what made you decide to come here today instead of staying home?’‘I don’t know. I guess I just had a moment of clarity or something.’‘A moment of clarity? Could you talk more about that, please?’ She pulled her pen across the page and maintained eye contact until Taeyong broke it.‘The last few days…’ He trailed off, unsure of himself. ‘They haven’t been good. I mean- they never really are but these ones especially.’‘And why is that?’ Sarah asked with a lowered voice.Taeyong took a moment. ‘I tried to drown myself on Tuesday.’ He scrunched up his lips and directed his line of sight to the anti-smoking awareness poster stuck to the wall.‘I see.’Taeyong has suffered from depression for years and admits himself to a hospital's psych ward after a failed suicide attempt in hopes of recovering.In there, he meets Mark, who shows him that life doesn't have to always be so polarized.