A<unk>  describes the suicides of two or more individuals in an agreed-upon plan. The plan may be to die together, or separately and closely timed.<unk> s are important concepts in the study of suicide, and have occurred throughout history, as well as in fiction.<unk> s are generally distinct from mass suicide. The latter refers to incidents in which a larger number of people kill themselves together for the same ideological reason, often within a religious, political, military or paramilitary context.<unk> s, on the other hand, usually involve small groups of people (such as married or romantic partners, family members, or friends) whose motivations are intensely personal and individual.
A<unk>  negotiated over the internet, often between complete strangers, is an Internet suicide.
Suicide pact
Copycat suicide
Suicide by cop
Internet suicide
Forced suicide
Cult suicide
Suicide note
Teenage suicide