What to do when you can t live anymore?

If you feel like you don’t want to live anymore, set up an appointment with a health care provider, particularly a licensed mental health professional, to talk about what you’re experiencing. Providers can give you a diagnosis, medications, talk therapy, and other treatment options.

What should a person do If it feels like life is not worth living anymore?

If you think you are in immediate danger of harming yourself, contact the emergency services or a crisis line, or go there directly. Talk to a professional, such as a doctor, mental health professional, counsellor or social worker. If you practice a religion, talk to someone from your religious community who you trust.

How can I keep a living?

This entry in particular has easily become my favorite, serving as a timeless reminder to keep on living and not just existing in life.

1. 1) Admit that you want [to be] wholly alive.
2. 2) Realize that life is full of the overcoming of sorrow and trouble.
3. 3) Get outside of yourself.
4. 4) Live in the present.

How can I live again?

9 Things You Need to Stop Doing to Start Living a Happier and Self-Kinder Life

1. Stop overthinking.
2. Stop swimming in the sea of the most negative voices.
3. Stop getting stuck in the past or future.
4. Stop setting a too high bar for happiness.
5. Stop comparing yourself to other people.
6. Stop doing things too fast.

What are reasons to live?

13 Reasons to Live

• Reason #1: You are Loved.
• Reason #2: You are strong enough to get through this.
• Reason #3: Suicide is painful.
• Reason #4: Your choices are your own.
• Reason #5: Things really do get better.
• Reason #6: There is help available.
• Reason #7: You have worth and value.
• Reason #8: There’s a lot of good in the world.

What is the reason to live?

To live is to allow ourselves to fall in love—with someone, with something, or with life itself. Viewing death as a source of meaning can be comforting for many—but rather than using this as an argument in favor of suicide, it’s critical to leverage such a perspective in order to make the most of life while it lasts.