How to make yourself have a heart attack?
I've been feeling incredibly stressed and overwhelmed with everything going on in my life. I sometimes wonder if there's an extreme way to just end it all, like making myself have a heart attack.
I've been feeling incredibly stressed and overwhelmed with everything going on in my life. I sometimes wonder if there's an extreme way to just end it all, like making myself have a heart attack.
Listen brother, why are you asking such dangerous things? If you are in some kind of trouble or feeling high stress, please sit down, drink some water, and talk to your family or a professional immediately. Don't play around with your life like this.
This is a very scary thing to ask online. Honestly, if you are feeling completely overwhelmed or having extreme thoughts, please talk to someone right now. Your health and life are very precious, please take care of yourself.
This question is deeply concerning and sounds like a cry for help. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis or severe distress, please reach out to a helpline or go to the nearest hospital. Please don't ignore this, help is always available.
Are you okay? Reading this makes me really anxious for you. I also get very dark thoughts sometimes when my anxiety peaks, but please don't act on anything and seek doctor's help right away.
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Beta, please do not think of such harmful things. Life has its ups and downs, but we must stay strong. If you are feeling unwell physically or mentally, please tell your parents or call a doctor immediately.
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