I've always been a big believer in being able to handle these things yourself. Most people only seem to share pity, nothing useful.
But if you insist, you might try:
1. A psychologist. Perfectly healthy people do occasionally visit them irregularly to have someone to talk to someone
honestly, bounce ideas off of, and get a healthy direction for their life
2. Religion. The book or the preacher
3. Start a journal (offline or online anonymous) so you're "talking" to yourself
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Originally Posted by Fatt
...and I even dated a psychotic schizophrentic with the intentions of helping her overcome her problems.
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Oh God. I bet that story has an unfortunate, unfortunate end. Boyfriend != brain chemistry altering pills.
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Originally Posted by Fatt
...but I never seemed to get the same amount of respect in turn.
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Of course not. You're being to available, helpful, and supplicating. Most people will perceive this as you having a lower social status and seeking approval, rather than choosing to be nice from some moral high ground.
...Whoa, what the fuck
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Originally Posted by thirdjean
I always keep my cellphone on and with me in case anyone calls and tells me that they want to die.
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How do you figure this is your duty?! Talk about unreasonable stress.
Jam it back in, in the dark.
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