Are suicide and self-harm behaviour similar?

Research indicates that engaging in self-harming behaviour increases the risk of suicide behaviour. Self-harming is often done not with the purpose of ending one's life but as a way to cope with emotional pain. Suicide, on the other hand, is a planned act with the intention of ending one's life. People who engage in regular self-harming behaviour are more likely to attempt suicide. However, not everyone who self-harms will necessarily attempt suicide.
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[@Neeleshyadav1092]

Nice ❤❤

[@tusharupadhyay8994]

I get both of these ma'am