^^^ Well, in the first line of the second paragraph - I meant that it is all psychological, if somebody is so badly agonized - everything starts to blur and then eventually, they come to a point where they can only think of themselves, not even their kids.
And I think the kids' grandparents might have been a help, that is what I conclude out of the incident. Though, yes - they did not mention it.
A suicide bomber, well - of course they are impulsive, I think. You see, it's planned and carved out perfectly - but they are out of their minds. It's just a way to escape, and may differ from one person to the other. How do you expect them to intelligently do anything if they have reached a level beyond which they cannot see anything but their prospective of killing themselves?
Edited by -Kanky- - 13 years ago