Do you think you are mentally ill??
483708
Yes. the voices in my head tell me so.
696455
Umm, yeah sure. They should be more understanding of people with mental illness.\n\n(Don't forget to take your meds)\n\nCheers.
65625
I have never heard this idea before, so I don't have any real answers for you...just wondering if you really mean people with schizophrenia (and if so, what type?) or if you mean DID?
1117098
Take a course in abnormal psychology and you can come away convinced that you're totally crazy. But if you think you're crazy, you probably are not. It's when you think you are sane that you need to worry.
349790
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.
39768
NO! I'm not crazy! Why? Did someone tell you I was crazy? Cuz if they did they're lying! I swear! People lie about me like that all the time! You believe me right? I swear I'm not crazy!!!
982591
i personally do. i suffer from depression (pretty extreme at times, along with self harm) and some ocd tendencies, and i feel guilty alot. I feel like i'm a burden on my family and friends. I believe that that is a problem among those with mental problems. That's why lots of commercial say "Depression is not your fault" or "you are not a bad mother if you suffer from post partum depression" and stuff like that. People with a mental illness are naturally already in a very vunerable position, and if others around them don't except thier illness in the best of ways that can exacerbate the situation. Such as depression, they are naturally already hypersensitive to any sort of criticism, which can make them hard to deal with and lead others to be more critical of them, and is really  just a viscious cycle. So, i personally feel guilty and i believe that alot of people feel guilty about thier mental illness's, whether it be because of the disease itself (one of the symptoms being guilt, such as ocd and depression) or just seeing the stress they put on others and feeling guilty about that.
991716
To be truly classed as crazy you would need to have a full diagnosis by a doctor and/or clinical psychologist. If you fear you are crazy then i'm geussing you would experience some of the symptoms that are associated with being crazy e.g things like insomnia, talking to ones self, possibly not eating, angry outburts or what people would describe as 'odd' or 'strange' perceptions or ideas. Being 'insane' is nothing to be ashamed of and it can easily be cured with the help of trained professionals who understand your needs, feelings and why it is you are behaving the way you do! So basically, i would suggest just seeing you GP/Doctor and all suspicions will be confirmed/disputed :)
273407
One of my clients gets a check from social security for being mentally disturbed. I joked w/her: "you can get a check for being crazy?? And here I've been doing it all this time for FREE!!" So nope...crazy and proud of it :)
1167932
Yes. Go to the closest Psychiatric Emergency Service, they will be able to help you. I am sure you have very serious reasons to consider that, but it would be best to talk to a professional about that. You'd surprised how much they can help.
198486
I beleive in it. Some people are really Mentally unstable, However there are people who play the system. I have a friend who acts like she is Bi polar and she is not. Ive know her for years and she was on Welfare for years. Well her kids are older so Welfare told her she had to get a job and she is lazy and really ds not have job skills. She acted like she was having suicidal thoughts. Its all a scam. Well, Long story short she got it. She now gets disability wich is alot more than welfare was giving her and gets disability for 2 of the kids. She made them get tested for ADD or something like that. Its ridiculous. They put those kids on meds and they dont need it. She is playing the system.
309367
Yes they do have an illness that makes them think they are ill all the time. It's a form of obsessive behaviour and is a mental illness.
1030962
your crazy & depressed like me ?
566445
ARE YOU INSANE GIRL ????
130541
without knowing what you are thinking its hard to give you a good answer, but I think we are often times influenced with what we have seen from others, my grandma was schizo, and I swear any abnormal thing I would think I honestly thought I was walking right in her shoes, come to find out I was terrified, that, that was how I was going to end up. now if you have s/sx of like OCD and you have rituals that you have to do on a daily schedule or you drive your self crazy if things aren't just right, then you could probably be safe to say your either up tight or you have OCD.  However alot of people when they are depressed start thinking that they are crazy and have abnormal thoughts so that really does need to be explored, we all have mental illness society has made us that way, it's up to us to determine who we really are, and figure out if we really need help or if the things that you have seen and/or felt have influenced you to feel and think this way.  Sorry I'm not very helpful
88506
First of all, I don't really like to use the word crazy when describing a persons mental problems. Crazy is just a way that people describe others who they can't really understand, because they don't know the correct medical term. So here's my advice. Write down why you feel you are crazy. For example, hallucinations, paranoia, hearing voices, or what ever. Then head to your local library or search the internet and try to match your symptoms with that of a mental illness. After doing this hopefully you will feel more confident in yourself and possibly understand why you are feeling the way that you are. You might realize that your feelings are not out of the ordinary. However, if you are still concerned that you are suffering from a mental illness, I suggest for you to seek professional help. Rather it be a school counselor, or a hospital, or psychologist. If you find yourself truly concerned it's best to get a professional opinion. Stay strong, don't panic, and try to remain positive. There is help out there. Good Luck. :)
181473
sounds like you're half way there!\nok sorry, just kidding, do you mean a checkup to see if you're crazy, or money for being crazy