Seeking support for suicidal thoughts
in Psychology ·
Look, you need to pay CLOSE ATTENTION to the situation you're in right now.
Everyone has a breaking point when it comes to how much crap they can take from their environment. Honestly, I think you’ve passed that $6.00 threshold where you can even hope for a solution if you keep thinking this way.
So, try doing this instead.
STEP 1: Go check on your physical health (usually just a blood test or checking for vitamin deficiencies).
Here's why: because you're living under constant, non-stop stress, you aren't just burning out your mind—you're absolutely wrecking your body. When your physical health is shot, you lose the ability to think straight or make mature decisions.
It's common knowledge that by November and December, we've completely burned through all those great vitamins we soaked up from the Phoenix over the summer.
Kudos on this post! It’s actually really nice reading the replies from you guys on this forum; you're being so encouraging.
I think I read somewhere in a local newspaper that there's an organization out there that offers free education and counseling for folks in Chicago regarding household finances. Does anyone know anything about that?
Everyone has a breaking point when it comes to how much crap they can take from their environment. Honestly, I think you’ve passed that $6.00 threshold where you can even hope for a solution if you keep thinking this way.
So, try doing this instead.
STEP 1: Go check on your physical health (usually just a blood test or checking for vitamin deficiencies).
Here's why: because you're living under constant, non-stop stress, you aren't just burning out your mind—you're absolutely wrecking your body. When your physical health is shot, you lose the ability to think straight or make mature decisions.
It's common knowledge that by November and December, we've completely burned through all those great vitamins we soaked up from the Phoenix over the summer.
Kudos on this post! It’s actually really nice reading the replies from you guys on this forum; you're being so encouraging.
I think I read somewhere in a local newspaper that there's an organization out there that offers free education and counseling for folks in Chicago regarding household finances. Does anyone know anything about that?