Is it normal to think about suicide everyday?

Unfortunately suicide is common. Thinking about suicide is wanting whatever pain you have to end. It is natural to want pain to stop, but for a person to want to end it by dying, says that the pain takes over their lives. So it is normal in a sense that it is common, but not normal as in it should be brushed off. It is never good for pain to take over our lives. If this feels like it is happening for you, seek help from other people, like doctors and other professionals. You can also visit http://www.suicide.org/. Also remember that you are never alone. So many people these days are going through a lot of pain. The good news is that others want to help you. In fact some even make it there job to help you.

Not for most people, it's best to get some help if you're feeling this way. No one is alone, and everyone needs help sometimes. Don't be afraid to get help. No one is alone in this world and you shouldn't be nervous or feel ashamed for feeling this way. I have delt with this as well but keeping it in for a long time only makes things worse, getting help will sufice. Make sure you don't put yourself in places you know hurt you, try your best to be happy. If it all goes down, contact people you love it will help.

For some people it's normal. Also, I've learned that suicidal are a whole more common than we generally think. It's such a taboo thing to reveal.. But to have those thoughts to that intensity, that seems reserved for a much smaller percentage. However, people who feel this way are walking around all over the place, so don't feel too alone. I find that revealing my feelings to certain people often leads to learning they have felt quite similarly. I believe that taboo is among the most dangerous, damaging characteristics of our society. In my opinion, it prevents all of us from healing. We need to talk about these things in order to overcome them!

No it is not normal to think about suicide however it does happen a lot after major traumatic events occur. We need to focus on how to manage those thoughts rather than how to top them completely because we cannot always be there for our clients and so we need to give them the tools that they will need to succeed and move forward with their lives. I think that once we give our clients these tools that is when they can become successful and can further pursue long term treatment. That's also when they can start working towards not thinking about suicide regularly.

First off, the word "normal" is a word that I really hate using in the world of mental health. But to answer your question, having daily suicidal thoughts is not unheard of. People around the world do experience this, and you are not alone. This doesn't make it healthy as suicidal thoughts means your mind is sick and in desperate need of help. Sadly more and more people, think of suicide as a means to an answer, but there is help. If you are experiencing suicidal ideation, please reach out to get help. I can say from personal experience that there are lots of treatment options that can help the thoughts go away. It takes time, but it is so worth it. :)

No of course no. It is not at all good to think about suicide every other day. Whenever these thoughts come to your mind just shake your stand up and and start moving around talking to people. Or if you are home in your start working out whenever the suicidal thoughts pollute your mind. And one more effective therapy is writing..yes you read right...write each and every thought every conclusion that comes to your mind and burn the paper or tear it or shred it. This will make your subconscious mind realize that all these thoughts are meant to be thrown and not keep and you will slowly start recovering. Your subconscious mind is the strongest.

When I've had suicidal thoughts they've been intense but tended to only last a day or two and when I did anything it was spur of moment not well thought out. It's scary to have these thoughts, compulsively for even a week... let alone everyday.. I'm not sure if the new meds I started 2 weeks ago has something to do with it. For me it's not normal at all so I've been panicking a lot. I looked this up to see if anyone else was having this. I tend to like to feel in control of my feelings. I feel totally out of control. I've told my support worker last week she didn't seem too bothered? I caved and had to go and see someone and stay over at their house today as I've been feeling unable to cope alone at my flat.. I can imagine if you have experienced it most of your life it would feel 'normal' but It's got to get exhausting. You should definitely keep reaching out for help for it..

Thinking about suicide every day is not normal. To help overcome these thoughts one can ask themselves why they are having these feelings and try to isolate why they are feeling them. Doing this can seem overwhelming but moving forward you will be happy you did so. At the same time you will be addressing some issues that you may have pushed to one side for a while and not known how to deal with. This will be relieving for you and you can start moving forward in a healthy way to achieve whatever goals you may have set out to accomplish.

It is not normal to think about suicide often in a day. Any thoughts about hurting yourself are difficult to cope with. It’s especially difficult to feel secure and safe when suicidal thoughts follow you around all day. When you think about suicide, neither repress nor ignore. When it occurs, physically move or back away from the area or situation in order to minimize the potential of acting on suicidal thoughts. Take deep breathing slowly to regain control of your breath and repeat until you feel calm. Focusing on breathing can help, especially when combined with visualizations. For example, imagine your lungs are filling up with air, your diaphragm rising and falling. Add more detail, the better or visualize numbers or imagine yourself in a safe and calm place, being with someone you love, or someone whom you confide.

I do not think that it is normal thing to do at all, especially if you do it everyday! If I were in your shoes I really would consider at least trying a therapy. It will help you to develop accurate skills for your present situation and make you feel better in general. I would have also consider going to psychiatryst. It is nothing weird to take such medicaments, bscause they are really going to helpful and they are designed dor that, so there is no need to worry about it. Also try to seek for help, it will pay off!

No. Thinking about suicide daily should be something you see a therapist about. If you are in a crisis and need to talk to somebody now about this, you could always call the suicide prevention lifeline or 911. This part in your life feeling this way can be very difficult, and I understand that. I have felt suicidal in the past, and I regret attempting to commit suicide. I am past that now, anybody on the website who does say they will harm themselves I will give them links or phone numbers they could call or click to help them.

I saw this question and wow. Until recently I haven't hardly ever thought of suicide so then I probably would have said no. Now I would probably say no too but recently all I think of is suicide. In the morning, during meals, literally every 30 minutes. As of now I have to consider if it isn't not normal. Because of what I feel now, I say if your feeling stressed it's normal to think about suicide everyday. Personally I would never really do it (probably) but I still think about it all the time. I'm not really sure why though.

No, it is not normal. Anyone experiencing this should contact a doctor immediately. Persistent thoughts of suicide is a symptom of depression and other related illnesses, and it is necessary for them to be adressed as soon as possible. Thoughts such as these hinder regular, day to day functioning, mood and health. It is not safe and definitely not normal. Thoughts such as these hint to a person experiencing depressive episodes and/ or hopelessness. No one deserves to experience such intense and negative emotions so persistently. If anyone is experiencing this, the safest thing to do is to let someone know and then seek professional aid.

It is not normal to think about suicide every day. I would talk to someone immediately if someone were to be thinking every day about it. Remember the three pillars of support in life! Social, Physical, Internal. You need people around you that care, a physical environment that is designed to help you stay motivated and prosperous, and internal mental and emotional health. These will allow you to see the light in the day. Depression comes from nowhere, if you are in a bad situation, remove yourself at all costs. If your average energy is that low, where suicide is concerned daily, removing factors out of your environment alone, can help, remember the three pillars!

No, it's not normal. Life is so precious to waste thinking suicide everyday. No matter how many problems might exist, this too shall pass. The more we think in negative way, the more we attract it, we manifest that more into our lives, and likewise. Try to see the bright side. Change perspective too see the beauty of it. We are here today, but we can be gone tomorrow, so live life to the fullest. We have to appreciate what we have in the here and now, and learn to live life the fullest. Remove all the negativity from your life and forgive those around you for whatever it is they might have wronged you for. You don't need to forget. Just forgive. And ask professional for help if needed.

Well, yearly, it is approximately 6% of the world population think about suicide, and only 1 or 2% attempt to do it. Most people who survive the attempt are happy that they did not die, even if they became permanently ill or disabled. But if you think about suicide everyday, you probably severely depressed, and it is a common symptom of depression and other mental health illnesses. It is imperative to get helped if you feel that you want to kill yourself, or death is the only way out. However, the fact that you asked this question means that you are motivated to change, and you believe in a different outcome. Note if you feel a strong urge to kill yourself, please call a suicide hotline, or you can also text to a crisis hotline or talk somebody you trust. It is also recommended to create a safety card where you have telephone numbers of people you trust, hotlines and you can list reasons to stay alive.

Yes and no. If you have depression then you probably should talk to a doctor if you don't ghen it can be really bad in the future. I have had the same experience and my doctor had me go on a medicine that helped a lot. Doctors can help as long as you let them. Be brave, you are needed in thie world. People love you. Suicide may seem like an easy out but it's not. Please remember that. If you want to talk more in detail reach out. I'm on quite often. Don't forget people love you. All day every day.

Thinking about suicide generally is a normal thing in my opinion, but thinking about it every day isn't normal. Might mean that you could be having a mental disorder. Possibly something like depression but the common causes are resulted from deperssion. Thinking about it every day could actually lead you some day to have actual urge to attempt and maybe after a few attempts, you'd have the bravery to actually commit suicide. If you ever feel like suiciding please contact the suicide hotline or grab someone to talk to: Either on 7cups or someone of your friends. Remaining quiet isn't really healthy, also speaking about your trauma helps decrease the trauma's effect on you.

It is not normal to think about suicide everyday. Life is precious not only that each and every person themselves is very very important. You being born is an essential part of the grand scheme of universe. You were destined to be born in this particular time and era. Each step you take and each breath you exhale/inhale shapes the world for the way it would be in future. Your existance has a great impact on an unimaginable scale. Think about it. The mere act of eating the crumbs of bread left by you becomes food for ants, your shedded skin cells, the oxygen and CO2 helps the plants. We are all unconsiously keepers and guardians of the grand scheme of things. We are contributers and have buttowed this body as a means to make as much contributions as possible. Death is a certain reality no human being could ever run from it even if they want to. So, why would you deprive all the life that is depending on you leave hanging with out your kind presence. If you are really that heartless than you need to rethink about the choices you made in life and have a responsibility to correct it. Don't live long but live responsibily.

I would say it is not normal and if you are having these feelings on a daily basis you need to seek professional help; like seeking a good counselor, talk to your family physician, if you are a spiritual person seek to speak to your pastor. If suicidal thoughts are a daily part of your life you have to seek help immediately. Don’t continue to live a life of negative thoughts when you can live a life full of happiness and peace. Daily thoughts of suicide is definitely not a normal thought. There are many people out there that loves you and would be devastated if you took your own life. Please seek professional help!

I think that thinking about suicide every day is normal for those experiencing mental health struggles to an extent. If prolonged, that is when it is time to reach for help or find ways to manage these emotions. As someone who has had suicidal thoughts, I did not want to reach out for help. After slowly recovering from the thoughts, I would encourage those having suicidal thoughts to reach out and get support. Suicidal thoughts for me lead to self-harm, which I would never want anyone else to experience in their lifetime. If you or someone you know could be experiencing suicidal thoughts, I encourage contacting a loved one or crisis help line.

No thinking about suicide is not normal. A person might be going through a lot if he or she is thinking about taking such a drasric step. This might be a result of anxiety or severe depression which takes place due to overthinking and feeling hopeless at times when you are unable to find a solution to your problem. Suicidal thoughts are not normal as it's an example of a person dealing with something they are unable to do anything about. These people need to seek help so that they don't harm themselves and need proper therapy and consultation

Noo suicide is the worst thing ever people thinks that suicide is the best way to heel their problems but definitely isn't not the way just think about your family and sibling twice and definitely you won't think about it again so Please avoid that suicide thought never try to pretend to happy before your loved ones let them know your pain they might help you to overcome that problems everyone deserves atleast one life so please don't loose your life live your life, you are the creator of your life create your own destiny always enjoy your life and live your life in your own way 💯.

It is a symptom of mental health problems, like depression, but should be taken seriously. It is not something you should get used to or have to live with for the majority of your life. Suicidal thoughts are not directly treatable, but by treating your underlying mental health issue, you can stop thinking about suicide. Please advise a medical professional or call the Suicide Hotline to get help. Contact your health care provider immediately. Drugs and alcohol can also worsen these thoughts. It's important to understand that thoughts like this must be taken seriously. You matter. Please talk to someone.

If I take it in general then no honey, it isn't. If you're feeling this way you might be very depressed and I would recommend you to seek help. Here is a lot of listeners and therapists that will listen and support you through your path. If you have someone you can openly talk to then sit and talk with them about your feelings. I asure you that it's going to make you feel better! Find the cause that makes you think about this and make it disappear. Life is so much beautiful and YOU must see it. You've got this! 💖

I believe it is! I know for the past 6 years I've had an underlying suicidal thoughts. I've acted on them a couple times but never to extreme. Also sometimes you just need a dramatic change to help you get out of it! That's exactly what I did & let me tell you it was horrible in the beginning! but has gotten so much better. i'm really glad i made the change that I did. Yes I didn't go about it the right way but it has worked out in the long run! I am a survivor & I want to help you continue to be one!

"Normal" is relative. What is normal to me (eating vegetarian, for example) might be absolutely strange to someone else. That said, usually thoughts of suicide are majorly disruptive to every day life. If you are thinking about suicide daily and feel like it is having a negative impact on your life, it is probably in your best interest to seek professional help so that you can better understand your situation and start the process of making a change for the better in your life. Taking this step can be challenging. The pay off can be great, however. Using 7 cups can also help.

I think it is not "normal", because not everyone is doing this every day. But you are definitely not alone either!! The same way not everybody is coughing and sneezing everyday. But if you are, this doesn't mean you are "abnormal", it just means that it is time for a professional to help you with this. Because the same way coughing and sneezing is interfering with your allday life, suicidal thoughts have the tendency to interrupt our life quite dramatically. And it is harder to keep going when there is something this heavy on your mind. I believe it is crucial to know that you are not alone, other people feel and have this too, and there are people who are trained to help you with precisely this issue.

Honestly, I am no help here. The younger me has been in the place where suicide was frequently on my mind. The younger me was filled of hate due to pain from my childhood and heartbreak. But the older me, though I have mental issues, is on the fence. A part thinks thinking of death has become the norm. So many people think about it, even though they may not speak up. However, thinking and doing are two different things. We should not act of these thoughts. EVER! In stead, think about how your loss would hurt the people around you. I tell you, there are soooo many people who would love and miss you. Do you not know that YOU are why the world is better? You are valuable, important, special, and loved.

No, it is not normal, but you are not alone. I can see that you are suicidal and may be dealing with depression or issues related to it, and I want to help, and there are plenty of professional therapists that want to help. You are certainly not the only person to think about suicide very frequently, other people with depression, anxiety, and other issues are in the same place. But you should get help, you deserve to get better and live happily again. For now, take a deep breath, things do get better, even if its slow, they do get better.