Is it normal to think about suicide everyday?

Thinking about suicide everyday may be a sign that you are suicidal. It would be best if you would reach out to a suicide hotline. Please do not feel like you are unworthy or useless because there is a space in this universe that you occupy and that space is a very beautiful space with animals and buildings and mountains and rivers and filled with your imagination. You are worthy and you are loved. You are strong. You have always got up and stood against all odds. I hope you will be able to share what you are going through with someone, even if its on 7 cups. Stay strong

Death is a natural part of life, and it’s normal to think about it from time to time. But it’s very common for people experiencing mental illness to think about death more than usual. Thinking about death all the time might feel uncomfortable or scary. You might be wondering why you’re thinking about it so much, wondering if this is normal, or wondering if it will stop. It becomes especially a concern if thinking about dying leads to thoughts about killing yourself. If you’re experiencing intrusive thoughts about suicide or thinking that killing yourself is an option, we really hope you reach out to people around you to find safety and make changes that can help. If you haven’t had treatment for depression or anxiety and you haven’t told someone how you feel, these are steps to take that can make things better. If you’re not sure who to talk to or how to talk to someone, you can call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline

It isn't normal to think about suicide everyday. No one should ever lke they have to take their own lfe. It's sad how many people do though and how it could have been prevented if the individual reached out for professional help. If you think about this everyday you need therapy. No one in their right state of mind would think about this everyday. Usually medication and therapy can really help a person get out of their depression. But with therapy can be trial and error. Going to therapists can be helpful for some but not for all. I would suggest finding somee coping skills that keep you distracted for the time being. If you really feel in imment danger of yourself I would suggest calling a suicide hotline or local emergency services. As your life does matter and thinking about the pain you would cause other people if you did end up doing you. You do it once, the people that are around you relive 1,000 of times always thinking why and how they could have prevented this from happening. I really hope this helps you get the help you need even though it is not easy to reach out for help.

No. Thinking that death is better than everyday living does not seem normal at all! No one should be in a world that they don't want to be in. From the day that we are born, we begin to die. The desire to want to speed that up means that there is help needed. Help to be content, help to accept, help to move on, help to get better. Life doesn't have to be lonely and hard there are others out there who want to help. There are others out there who feel the same. Don't leave before you get the chance to die happy, as you should. Please contact crisis resources if you need to, your life matters. <3

Nothing and nobody is abnormal. Abnormal is just a myth which we have created to tag those things and events and people which are different and we don't understand fully. Now you might be in that dark and gloomy situation where such thoughts come to your mind. At last, we all are simple human beings. But undoubtedly these thoughts are hazardous so you need to get rid of them. You need to observe and understand whether it is just your situation or some issue that demands medication. Under both the conditions, you need to collect your strength and face the storm like a survivor who will do anything but will never give up. Good luck

It is certainly not normal to think about suicide everyday,however it is okay to feel what you feel.You have to share it with a professional to get the help that you need. I was also suicidal at one point in my life and felt like I was better off dead, everything was so overwhelming and life was just pointless. I made sure I shared my suicidal thoughts with a mental health professional. I went to therapy for 8 months and was on medication. I felt so much better after sharing my problems with my therapist. You are not alone and there are people that can help you.