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Well, do you think about the subject of it, or actually doing it?
Sometimes life seems pointless. For me, boredom is like being tired of living; it's hard for me to stay motivated. There are just so many little things that make all the difference in the world to other people that I don't give a shit about.
I am clinically depressed and I think about suicide (ramifications, method, execution, etc.) sometimes, but it's more or less of a pastime than anything for me. If you are depressed, maybe you should seek some sort of goal to achieve. It's the only thing that keeps me from being miserable.
MosesMohs said:Death has always fascinated me. Deaths from car wrecks entertain my mind the most. If I am crossing the street, I think about a car hitting me, me jumping into traffic, etc. I won't go into the depths of my mind that much. Thinking about suicide is a daily thing for me. I thought that was the normal thing to do until my friends told me otherwise. About two years ago, family abandoned me because of religious differences. I have been saving up money for university ever since. A lot of things kept getting in my way of going to college. I finally get here, and it's like... now what? What's next? I don't know.
you'd know if you were depressed.
Having clinical depression and a few spontaneous occurrences of it aren't always the same either.
Though, that last bit about college and stuff makes me think you're probably going through what I call a "quarter-life" crisis.
I think you just need a new goal, or hobby, perhaps.
My suggestion would be this: Take a couple of weeks to yourself. Don't get on KHI, don't do anything that takes away from time for you to reconfigure/redirect your life and your attitude. Yeah, friends might be necessary (because being alone can sometimes make things worse), but I'd really just focus on you. What do you want to do with things, with your life, with your message? All those things, just write them down and draw some goals or something. That's what I did when I was in a similar case... though, everyone is different. Overall though, I wouldn't be too worried about your suicide and depression thing at the moment. I don't think that's the real issue.
There are some checklists here that can give you an idea of whether what you're experiencing is Depression, but self-diagnosis can only go so far.
Depression is an illness. If you think you have it, see a doctor.
MosesMohs said:I got a 33, which means I am a high risk?
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