Is it normal to think about suicide everyday?

Ofcourse not! Sucide means an end to your LIFE. Every problem has a solution and you can't do anything when you're dead.

It's not suicide you feel. It's the need to end the suffering, pain. So most go with the option to end their lives. But trust me, there are ways to ease that pain if not fully recover. Try them. Life's worth livin'.

"Normal" is an interesting word. I would say, maybe biasly, no. No, of course not. Life is within you so that you may live it and feel thusly alive. Feelings of suicide are indications that you are believing things that do not serve you, that are not about who you really are, and that you want to change to begin with. Feelings of suicide are interesting if you take a step back from it. Here we are, brought onto this Earth by nature, born, the same as the stars, the same as the fauna and plants... and we want to end ourselves prematurely. As humans we live an interesting play. The thing is, we don't have to. We don't have to take direction and we don't have to play a character that we are not but we look around and figure that we're the only ones feeling out of sorts or otherwise than everyone is a puppet and we see no "escape." But we should understand that there is only the here and now and that everything around us is a reflection of our current state. A great metaphor I heard once was that we look at our problems, in this metaphor our problems is our reflection in a mirror... and we place our thumbs at the end of our frown in the mirror, and try all we might, nothing changes. However, the mirror never needed to change it's function. Instead, when we internalize what needs to "change," we see that as we move and change expressions, so does what occurs within the mirror. Suddenly, the power is in our hands again, where it always was and always needed to be realized to be. However, if the question is really asking, if suicidal thoughts are common or a proper function of the mind. Then, yes, they can be common depending on many factors and, yes, it is a relatively proper function of the mind. Your mind tries to seek solutions, after all. And no other input besides everything is garbage or I am garbage is going into that process, one could imagine that the end result of that logical process would be grim. However, just like the previous metaphor... give yourself your power back. Take back your truths. Take back your reality. And your mind will follow suit.

No it’s not normal to think about Suicide everyday I would suggest you talk to your parents or someone you trust about it

Of course it's not normal. I remember a time when I never thought about it. The only question is how likely will daily thoughts of suicide become real?

No. It is not normal to think about suicide everyday. Such thoughts usually accompany serious depression.

I don't think it's normal, thoughts should be somewhat balanced and not filled with negative thoughts every single day. I believe that suicide is not an easy thought, therefore takes alot to even bother to think about suicide. The topic doesnt come out of nowhere and seems to me that the person might have been in a distress for a long period of time. It takes alot to come to contemplate about suicide in my opinion. I wish that everyone talks to a trusted family or friend so they can reach out and find the right person to discuss about this topic.

Thinking about suicide every day is an indication there is something deeply troubling you. You really need to find someone to talk to, preferably a professional. Together, you can figure out why you are having these thoughts and such. Then, you can get to the root of the problem and take care of it. If you are not ready to speak to a professional, please talk to someone, be it a a relative, friend or a listener here at 7 cups. Speaking to someone is very important. Please do so as soon as possible. Constant suicide thoughts are a sign of a deep and intense depression.

Thinking about suicide every day is definitely not normal. People who are depressed often struggle with thoughts of suicide as well as those who are in crisis and see no other solution. You also don't have to be on the verge of acting on suicidal thoughts before someone takes you seriously. Just thinking about it already points to a problem and can very often cause intense loneliness when a person feels hesitant to discuss or even mention these thoughts in fear of the consequences. I would like to encourage you (or the person thinking about suicide) to visit a website like www.suicide.org where you can also find suicide hotlines and help available specific to your country.

It isn't exactly "normal" to think about suicide everyday, but it is very common. When someone thinks of suicide everyday they must find themselves in a very rough place mentally and feel like suicide is the only way to escape from this place. If you are feeling suicidal, you should talk to your doctor or therapist so they can help you find ways to deal with your negative thoughts and help you cope better in everyday life. This may mean learning new coping strategies or even trying some medication to help. Finding the underlying issue is always a good first step to helping you get rid of these suicidal thoughts