34 and suicidal thoughts i know not normal but why do i alway's think like that?
111842
What is going on in your life?  Maybe it's time to seek professional help.
26264
Yeah, I agree with what someone else said in a previous comment....If you're able to question rather or not you're crazy, chances are - You're Not!...Unfortunately, I had grown up around people that were mentally ill. (my Grandmother, & a cousin) who has been in & out of mental wards all their life...They didn't know they were ill, nor did they know what they were doing, saying, etc...
669503
Why do you think so? You can think a lot of things, but that doesn't make it so. You can think you're stupid, but I know from experience that there are no stupid people, only stupid acts done by people. That feeling of being stupid is actually embarassment over having said or done something. So, you thinking that you're crazy is a feeling that you have concerning some thoughts or actions you've done that are what some people think aren't normal. What's normal? Normal is whatever is normal for you in your day to day living. Extreme stuff happens in every persons' life, and each person handles things differently, as they see fit, according to their particular life. Without really knowing you, it sounds like life has thrown you more than you think you can handle. Maybe you've done some things that are not "normal" for you. Just remember these four words: This Too Shall Pass". Everything is temporary. All you have to do is to look in your past to know this. It's past...gone...done. Ain't nothing you can do about the past, but there IS something you can do about now, and your future. You are not trapped by your feelings, unless you want to be. Thinking is not being. Even acting on your thinking isn't being. But, if you continue a lifestyle of acting on your thinking, that's when you start becoming. Even that is changeable, if you put your mind to it. It's all in what you want. Do you want to be crazy? Some people would say yes, and enjoy all the "perks" that go with it. That's them. What about you? What do you want? It only takes 21 days to form a habit, longer to break it. It might be time to start a new habit of thinking you're worth more than a crazy title. <*)))><
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This is a serious thought you are having...it is a symptom of depression, I strongly suggest you see your Dr. or a psychologist as soon as possible..these thoughts are not arbitrary and do not usually go away on their own.
85073
Listen Honey, you have to go to a Doctor. They have medication for this type of thing. You are most likely suffering severe depression and an anxiety disorder which you seemed to have already figured out. You need medication and possibly therapy. There is nothing at all wrong in seeking help. It doesn't mean that you're crazy. If you were crazy, you wouldn't know that anything was wrong with you in the first place. You're not ready for the "foil hat squad" so don't feel that way. Once the medication balances you out, you'll feel much better and things will appear much brighter. Go now and find a Doctor. Good luck. :)
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yes I do at times... it is normal... \nthere are lot of things in our day-to-day life that we dont take care of but some things we take too much to our mind and are unable to get that out of our mind... if we are unable to get the answer for it we try to find thru all possible routes... this is where the problem rises... \nknowingly or unknowingly we tend to do what we ourself dont want to do...
1162350
I think you need to see a psychiatrist. Sounds to me as if you have some serious issues.
1146471
I think they are saying that You are thinking about this too much.  You are putting added stress on yourself because you think this way.  Basically that Phrase means you are thinking about the situation differently than most others would.  Therefore those bad thoughts are "In your Head" alone, and not in most others.
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I get like that alot myself and have actually attempted it w/out success...but killing yourself over a job is crazy...actually killing yourself over anything is crazy...your brain gets stuck and it seems like only solution is...DEATH...but that is totally wrong ....when I feel better about whatever reason I want to kill myself, I see that...but when your brain is messed up you really don't think right...so get on w/ life by following a new path
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Hello my friend.\n\nTry not to worry, many of us have this dilemma, though thinking is not necessarily a bad thing.  Perhaps you may find pleasure in putting your thoughts in writing or painting.  You may be a great artist only waiting to discover yourself. \n\nEveryone has anxieties in their lives, you need only find a way to avoid becoming overwhelmed.\n\nChannel your excessive thoughts towards a greater purpose.
768754
All these are intertwined, Its good that you have discussed to someone but more importantly , like most people have mentioned here; you need to seek professional help and also disclose this feeling to your near and dear one provided you trust them as many a times it can make matters worse. It is not unusual to feel down in dumps, depressed and anxious at times, most people do some of the times, but suicidal feeling are rare and indication that things have gone far enough. I would suggest you to seek professional help asap and make your feelings and thoughts aware to your near and dear ones, your colleagues or neighbours but go and see your GP today
698120
One theory I have read, that I agree with, is that the suicidal thoughts were there before, as a normal part of the symptomology of depression...when a medication is started, energy levels get higher and thoughts get clearer, so a person who was so severely depressed before might actually get the mental clarity and energy to carry out a suicide attempt on their way up to a therapeutic level.  It's not exactly the drug that causes the suicidal thoughts or behaviors.  But the body has to slowly build up a level, and there is for some people a dangerous level between "so depressed I can't move even to kill myself" and "now I feel like I can live a normal life".
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It is definitely dangerous to constantly have these thought.  If you are having daily stresses that cause you to think these things, you need to relieve some of the stress in your life. Look around you and see what you can change, eliminate, to destress yourself. Also, with anxiety and depression, see your physician ASAP. There are many different medicines to help with that. If you get on antidepressants, you will also lose the suicidal tendencies and thoughts.  They will also help you not to be afraid of life. I think the depression and anxiety combined is your problem. Seek help immediately before you ruin your life and those who love you's life.
54120
First of all - there is nothing "wrong" with YOU aside from, perhaps, a chemical imbalence that can be treated. Secondly, if you are thinking about suicide it is important that you reach out to a professional because you probably won't be able - at this point - to pull yourself out of this alone and...you are NOT alone.  There are many, many people who suffer or who have suffered from depression or a bipolar disorder.  I have been bipolar for 25 years and it IS controllable.  I don't know how old you are but it sounds as though you need to find a responsible adult who will listen to what you're saying, take you seriously and assist you in finding treatment of some sort.  DON'T GIVE UP!  There are many of us who have been there (more then once) and survived!  :-)
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i understand where you are coming from i have experienced this and it got to the point of becoming suicidal i reached out for help whether i felt i needed it or not and now looking back on things i regretted doing it because it tears a relationships apart and you are scared for life. if anything seek help and help yourself through counseling and partial hospitalization because you are not alone and there are people to help professionally and if you feel uncomfortable with help seek a minister in a church they can also help but counseling is the best way because the are more open to receive your thoughts emotions and can help you with medications and can do tests to help. they also understand your hurt frustrations anger and no one has to know it is kept between you and them and in the long run reaching out in this manner you may find a friend and a support to help you through and gain back your respect and love that you may feel that is gone
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I think your suffering from a slight depression i had an attack many years ago and its not something you dismiss very lightly and it comes back in your mind over and over but it does fade away and you will be back to yourself very soon and believe your doctor if he says your OK then accept it and  that heps you to get back on track  Good Luck  it will work out OK for you believe me
1054622
I know what you are probably feeling- nothing is wrong, but it scares you to think that maybe something bad could happen to your relationship.  I think it's a normal thing, but what I try to do is not think about that possibility and focus on the present, focus on how wonderful things are, and not think about the 'what-ifs'.