Yes, threats of suicide can be used and are seen in relationships where there is coercive control and patterns of domestic violence and abuse.
Suggesting that their relationship involves The Duchess of Sussex coercively controlling Prince Harry by threatening suicide, is quite a reach.
On each occasion where someone states they feel like ending their life for one of many reasons, are you suggesting our thinking should first be drawn toward - oooo could this be a manipulation as part of coercive control?
I think Women’s Aid, Refuge and every other mental health charity and practitioners would suggest this is really unhelpful.
I think you are suggesting this is in order to make people on this board belittling and questioning the Duchess’s suicidality with the use of quotations acceptable, yet it is far from helpful.
Querying the Duchess’s suicidality at all, impacts on many other people who have faced suicidal ideation, attempted suicide or lived with intrusive thinking around suicide. Often they face nasty commentary about attention seeking, not making a ‘real’ attempt etc. This ruins lives and prevents people asking for help.
Even in the pursuit of whatever fact free gutter press regurgitation the worst offenders on here use, this dangerous action of querying a person’s feelings of suicide seems a little more than a little off.
It should be against @mumsnet guidelines.