I Have Suicide Thoughts All the Time, Should I Tell Someone?
Question by RueBear: I have suicide thoughts all the time, should I tell someone?
For about more than 5 years I’ve been getting suicide thoughts everyday. Surprised I’m not even dead yet, though I have tryed quite a few attempts. I know some people will say get some help, but I’m not sure who to really talk to. Everyone I know seems to much of a jerk, or I just want to slap them for being mean. Am I really going to live with these thoughts till I die, or should I get rid of them. Sometimes when I have those thoughts they make me feel happy. I get really stressed out or depressed, and they make me feel like dieing is the right choice for me. No one seems to really care for me and I could care less for anyone caring for me. I have gotten in a car accident, by my mother slipping on black ice. And till this day sometimes I wonder what would life be like if I wasn’t alive today?
I DON’T WANT DRUGS!
I DON’T WANT DRUGS!
Best answer:
Answer by karen kremer smith
Yes. go to someone and tell them. The nearest church and friend that you can trust. Think real hard about who is your best friend and go to them and tell them. They will tell you that you are worth staying alive for.
Answer by victoria♥
If your able too, go to a psychotherapist, and they will understand your problems, and you may be able to get rehab. Tell your principal if your parents won’t listen to you, if your in school.
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