Random Thoughts Thread

[SamuraiMegas]

Don't know how you know me so well.
And I'm sorry it's auto correct's fault.

[elmagicochrisg]

Bomb droing time.
I think I have depression.

1. You spelled dropping wrong.
2. No you don't.

The kid wouldn't recognize a depression if it put his pubes on fire...

[Forlorn Drifter]

I'm sorry, but you aren't. Its teenage bullshit. Just get over it. Its normal, it will pass. Your horomones swung the wrong way or something this morning.


True depression isn't as common as they make it out. Its all an excuse to get downer pills to sell to 14 year olds who think they're depressed.

[SamuraiMegas]

I've felt this way for three weeks.

[o.pwuaioc]

Depression isn't a feeling that starts all of a sudden and lasts for three weeks. If you're a bit down for about a month, you're normal. If you have suicidal thoughts and you're not sure why, you need to see a psychiatrist.

[SamuraiMegas]

I've always had suicidal thoughts...not every day...one every week or two but I thought that was just normal...

[Forlorn Drifter]

Its hard to tell with suicidal thoughts though. They're pretty common side affects for any type of medicine that can affect thinking, and they're not exactly uncommon with sane people.

[o.pwuaioc]

Its hard to tell with suicidal thoughts though. They're pretty common side affects for any type of medicine that can affect thinking, and they're not exactly uncommon with sane people.

Ah, of course, but if you're having suicidal thoughts (not contemplation, but serious compulsion), you must see a psychiatrist.

[Blu]

What o.pwuaioc said. And you should be telling your parents this--probably not the anonymous users of the Racketboy message boards. If you're not comfortable with telling your parents, teachers or esteemed members in your community. Teenage mood swings are common, and thoughts of suicide are quite common in people your age. The moment you have a plan to harm yourself, that's when you need to seek help. Recognize the signs.

[Xeogred]

What they said. Take this seriously. Confront the family if possible, whether you want to admit it or not they're always right there. And yeah seek therapy and a psychiatrist if this has been ongoing for a long time now or is pretty frequent. You're not alone.