Perhaps it's a matter of talking someone out of one thing, and into something else. He has more reasons to die in his mind than to live. He needs reasons to live.

[He should know. He let Dylan Hunt kill him. Something he'll have to undo if he goes back.]

But no. It doesn't mean you should. Sometimes the damage is worse when you do. Only he knows everything he's done wrong, and only he can arrange to have it rectified.