If you learn that your worst enemy has attempted suicide but was saved, it is important to prioritize their safety and well-being. Even if you have negative feelings towards them, it is essential to recognize that they are in a very vulnerable and potentially life-threatening situation.
It is important to offer your support and to encourage them to seek help from a mental health professional or trusted friend or family member. This can be a challenging and emotional time for them, and they may need support and guidance as they navigate their feelings and seek treatment.
If you are unable or uncomfortable offering your support directly, consider reaching out to a mental health professional or trusted friend or family member for advice on how you can best support your worst enemy during this difficult time. Remember, suicide is never the answer to problems and there are always options and resources available to help those in need.