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kittyangelwings

kittyangelwings

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Nov 14, 2025
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I hate depression. It's about to kill me. I really want to get better. I want to be a normal person. I don't have any friends. I don't go to school. I don't leave house... I can't even make friends. I really want to get rid of depression. If I tell my psychiatrist about my suicidal thoughts, will he help me?
 
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Custos

Custos

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May 27, 2024
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Yes they will help you.
 
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fleischmaschina

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You should give it a try. Good luck.
 
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apearl

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Sep 25, 2023
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Their job is to help you with stuff like that, id say go for it
 
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OnMyLast Legs

OnMyLast Legs

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Oct 29, 2024
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I do. Never been committed
 
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EmptyBottle

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I hate depression. It's about to kill me. I really want to get better. I want to be a normal person. I don't have any friends. I don't go to school. I don't leave house... I can't even make friends. I really want to get rid of depression. If I tell my psychiatrist about my suicidal thoughts, will he help me?
just ask them for their reporting obligations first, then feel free to tell them stuff.
 
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neurotic

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May 24, 2023
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Absolutely, it wouldn't hurt to try if you have nothing else you can think of. If you can, trust them and let them decide what's best which could be treatment or a facility. You'll more than likely be taken into a crisis center, facility, or something like that if they think you're severe enough. Which is totally okay! I know you hear a lot of horror stories, but it honestly was nice for me, I enjoyed it and made friends. I know it's hard, but go in and try to stay as positive as you can, it's all there to help you.
 
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gracefulexit

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Dec 14, 2019
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I hate depression. It's about to kill me. I really want to get better. I want to be a normal person. I don't have any friends. I don't go to school. I don't leave house... I can't even make friends. I really want to get rid of depression. If I tell my psychiatrist about my suicidal thoughts, will he help me?
There's no " help". Their definition of help is medication that will make you worse. The only medication that are semi safe are old school meds(Xanax, klonpins, Valiums. They don't give you side effects. Makes sure you elaborate " thoughts " because they will forcefully admit you into a hospital.
 
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continuing

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you should tell him everything, thats their job
you should tell him everything, thats their job
 
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natsuobun

natsuobun

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Nov 17, 2025
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Definitely man but do keep in mind that they most likely WILL send you to the ward. Lotsa luck 🍀🍀
 
derpyderpins

derpyderpins

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Sep 19, 2023
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There's just a way you have to word it so their ass is covered.

Tell them honestly your thoughts and what you're going through, but add something like "of course I know not to commit suicide and currently have no active plan on which I could take action." That's my approach, anyway. If you tell them "boy it feels so good putting the loaded gun I have in the drawer over there in my mouth," you might get committed, but if you say "I imagine putting a gun in my mouth and it just feels so right, of course I won't actually kill myself," you're about 99.999% fine and can still explore the same issue.
There's just a way you have to word it so their ass is covered.

Tell them honestly your thoughts and what you're going through, but add something like "of course I know not to commit suicide and currently have no active plan on which I could take action." That's my approach, anyway. If you tell them "boy it feels so good putting the loaded gun I have in the drawer over there in my mouth," you might get committed, but if you say "I imagine putting a gun in my mouth and it just feels so right, of course I won't actually kill myself," you're about 99.999% fine and can still explore the same issue.
Just to add because it came to mind: the first time I saw a crisis counselor on campus I told him that my plan was jumping and that I regularly went up on the roof of my parking deck. He commented that there weren't really high buildings in our town, and I said I calculated based on the number of floors and ceiling height that it was at least 100 feet and a drop onto concrete so it would probably kill me, and all that happened was that I got a follow up phone call to check on me. I honestly may have subconsciously wanted to get a psych hold when I told him that, but lost my nerve when I said I was fine when getting the follow up call.
 
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