Is it normal to think about suicide everyday?

It is not normal to think about suicide every day. If that is a situation you or someone you know is currently experiencing please try to reach out for help. Just remember you are loved and worth it, even if you may not feel like that is true all the time.

No, unfortunately not. Thoughts like these come to many of us, but the best we can do is talk to someone about them, and do our best to find happiness. If you're struggling, know that it's okay to seek help

It is not normal to think about suicide every day. You should consult a psychiatrist. Because this is not normal.

It all depends on who you are and what your situation. People who have mental health issues, such as depression, bipolar disorder or schizophrenia often do think about death and/or suicide constantly. I would recommend getting yourself checked it you do think about suicide that often. From my personal experience, having bipolar disorder, I tend to overthink about things for months and one day just act recklessly on the thoughts, so when I have suicidal thoughts I know to talk to someone or seek help as soon as possible. I really hope that you feel better soon and please try and be safe.

No. It is not normal to think about suicide everyday, and if you are you should seek professional help.

I dont like the word 'normal' but thinking about suicide every day may not be healthy for your state of mind. Suicide should always be taken seriously and you should talk to a trusted adult or therapist.

The short answer is no. Suicide isn't something the average person thinks about too often. Stressors or mental health issues can cause it to be more common. If you experience passive suicidal thoughts (no intent), this may be something to work through by means of asking yourself why you think those things and what comfort/distress it brings. Also, teaching yourself to think a better thought is easier than you might think. If you experience active suicidal thoughts (intent), then I would consider reaching out to a professional, a supportive family member, or a close friend, for further and ongoing support when those thoughts come up. Don't underestimate how much a professional can offer.

I wouldn't say it would be weird or anything. Maybe you should get professional help if you already aren't. Just remember, we are all unique and important in our own ways.

No. If a person is thinking about suicide daily, they need to confide in a trusted adult that can help them get the help they need. Suicide is never the answer.

It might be normal for some people and it isn't normal for others. It is not, however, healthy and okay to think about suicide everyday. There are plenty of suicide hotlines that you can call to talk to trained professionals about that situation, as well as therapists here that can help you.

I do not believe it is normal to think about suicide everyday. People turn to suicide when they feel that there is nothing left in life, but that is not the case, and it is horrible if someone feels that way

No, it is normally not normal to think about suicide everyday and I feel you should tell someone you trust.

No, it’s not normal to think about it everyday as most people typically want to live. I’d recommend getting that checked out.

No it is not normal to think about suicide every day. For a couple of years this was my normal, however with counselling, medication and other important tools I now have days and sometimes weeks without thinking about suicide. I realized that thinking about it all the time was more draining than I realized and how grateful I was that I reached out for help.

Thinking about suicide and death is normal. However, thoughts of suicide and wanting to commit suicide are two very different things. If you find yourself thinking of suicide constantly, or if you find yourself planning any kind of harmful acts on yourself, I strongly recommend seeking professional help to relieve yourself of these thoughts.

o it is not, we are not born with those thoughts, we have love peace and happyness and joy when we are like kids or baby

It is not. You should contact the suicide hotline, which can be found on this website. Additionally, you may want to seek professional help.

It is normal, however not to a point where you are actually contemplating whether you should commit suicide or not. Life is worth living, even if it doesn't seem so at the moment.

thinking about suicide at any point is not okay and you should seek immediate help. whether it's from a close friend, family member or a suicide prevention hotline.

No it's not and you shouldn't cause your life is precious. Problems or troubles come in life and you will always be the winner. Get yourself help with a professional if matter gets worse. There is nothing wrong in getting help.

no, it’s not. thinking about suicide every day should tell you that you need to seek professional help.

many people think about suicide every day if you feel like your going to act on those feelings see a doctor

I do not think it is the norm to think of doing harm or killing yourself on a daily basis no, but i think that thoughts can be just that and not reflect any deeper meaning as well.

I don't believe that it is healthy to think about that topic daily, we should look at the positive sides of things and when we're feeling down we can talk to others

I wouldn't say its particularly abnormal to think about it briefly in passing, or when facing a particularly stressful situation - as its often a thought that comes with wanting to escape a current negative or stressful situation. However, when the thoughts start to get more detailed e.g. thoughts of reactions, method, location etc - then it blends from ideation to consideration and planning. Overall, whilst suicidal thoughts are not uncommon or overly abnormal, if you become aware of their frequency, or an increased emotional or attentional weight on them then please speak to someone about it!

It is not. It is detrimental for your health. Try to distract yourself and seek help. Please take care of yourself.

No it is not normal to think about suicide every day. If we become aware that we are then getting help from a counsellor or friend is important.

No, it is not normal to think about suicide everyday. Yes, there can be a few off days where nothing seems right but most of the times it is followed by days where everything seems right. So hang in and wait, or do something different. But again, feeling like that forever is not normal.

NO IT IS NOT. If you are thinking about suicide everyday, please talk to an expert, it will help you! Suicide is never an option, there is a solution to every problem. And if there is not, you can still avoid it.

Yes. Most people will think about suicide or have thoughts of dying. But there's a difference between casual thoughts of suicide and active suicidal intent. Normal suicidal thoughts can come up daily. Like at the train station, you may see a train coming and realize that you could jump out in front of the train and die. Or when hiking in the mountains, you may walk along a narrow cliff and realize that you could just fall off and probably die. Or when driving, you may think of how easy it would be to die in an accident. The common theme here is called passive suicidal ideation. You realize that you are mortal and could die from any number of things- not waking up in the morning, having an accident, jumping into traffic. Suicidal ideation is a problem when you're thinking about taking active steps to kill yourself. Things like counting how many pills you have and wondering if you would die from taking them all. Or checking the train schedules to see if there's a train that could hit you on your lunch break. You get the picture. It's a lot of similar situations, but in this case you're actively planning how you would die rather than simply noticing that you could. If you're actively planning how you might kill yourself, seek help from emergency services. If you just notice yourself thinking about suicide often but not actively, you probably don't need emergency services but you could benefit from talking to a doctor or counselor to manage your mood.