I'm really happy sometimes then it's like I'm a totally different person the next day?

Question

Like, you know how after you eat something with a lot of sugar, you get really hyper, then 10 minutes later or something you get really tired? Well, I'm like that over the course of a few days.
For example, I really care about my grades. Usually if I get an A, I'd be really happy. But whenever I got a test back this week with an A on it I'd just be even more upset because I didn't get 100%. Then tonight I kept thinking about killing myself. What's wrong with me???

Answer 1

You have a mental disorder, but I'm not sure which one, so, since I'm a patient and not a doctor, I'll let the doctor give you a diagnosis.

You need to see a psychiatrist ASAP. Being up and down on your grades isn't good, but you may be able to manage it. When you're thinking about suicide, you need professional help NOW. If you have a plan in your mind and you're thinking about implementing it, call 911. They'll get you the help that you need.

TX Mom

Answer 2

First of all, you need to speak with your parents and a doctor about how you are feeling. These are serious thoughts that cannot be taken lightly.

As I am NOT a doctor, I cannot be sure. But from what you said here, it sounds like bipolar disorder. I don't have all of the facts on it but what you are describing sounds similar to it. You may be also experiencing depression, another serious medical issue that needs to be addressed immediately. If you do not speak with your parents or a doctor, I suggest you take an online test that may give you an idea of what your feelings mean, you can look it up online as "bipolar online test" or "depression online test." These are not diagnoses, but can give you some idea.

If you experience further suicidal thoughts call 1-800-SUICIDE immediately.

Answer 3

You might just be "thinking" too much. Our brains were given to us to solve problems....when their really isnt any problems, our brains "create" them. We have thousands of thoughts every day and most of the time...they have nothing to do with what is really going on. Try reading "The Power of Now" by Eckhart Tolle....he really straightened out my mis-guided thinking.

Answer 4

yeah i think jen is right more like a bipolar disorder, check with the doctor to be sure though

Answer 5

Sounds like ur worrying about too much stuff aka stress

Answer 6

Why don't you go see the doctor about depression.. It is possible that you suffer from depression..

Answer 7

If you desire the pleasure and enjoyment of life, animate your life with belief, and adorn it with religious obligations. Maintain it by abstaining from sins. As for the fearsome reality of death, which is demonstrated by instances of death every day, in every place and time, I shall explain it to you with a parable in the same way as I explained it to some other youths.

Let us suppose a gallows has been set up here in front of our eyes. Beside it is a lottery office, one which gives tickets for truly high prizes. We are here ten people, and willingly or unwillingly, shall certainly be invited there. They may call us (since the appointed time is unknown) at any moment, and say either, “Come and mount the gallows for execution!” or “A prize ticket worth millions of dollars has come up for you; come and collect it!” While we are waiting for either call, two people suddenly turn up. One of them is a scantily dressed woman, beautiful and alluring. She holds in her hand and offers some apparently very delicious, but in fact poisonous, sweets, which she wants us to eat. The other is an honest, solemn man. He enters behind the woman, and says:

“I have brought you a talisman, a lesson. If you study it, and if you do not eat the sweets, you will be saved from the gallows. With this talisman, you will receive your ticket for the matchless prize. You see with your own eyes that those who eat the sweets inevitably mount the gallows, and furthermore, until they mount them, they suffer dreadful stomach pains from the poison of the sweets. As for those who receive the ticket for the large prize, it seems that they too mount the gallows. But millions of witnesses testify that they are not hanged on the gallows, they use them as a step to enter the prize arena easily. So, look from the windows! The highest officials, the high-ranking persons concerned with this business announce with loud voices, ‘Just as you see clearly with your own eyes those mounting the gallows to be hanged, so also know with utmost certainty that those with the talisman receive the ticket for the prize.’”

As in the parable, the dissolute, religiously forbidden pleasures of youth, which are like poisonous sweets, are the cause of losing belief—and belief is the ticket to an eternal treasury and a document for everlasting happiness. Those who indulge in them are subject to death, which is like the gal-lows, and to the tribulations of the grave, which is the door to eternal darkness. The appointed hour of death is unknown, therefore, its executioner, not differentiating between young and old, may come at any time to cut off your head. Give up the religiously forbidden pleasures (which are like the poisonous sweets) and acquire the Qur’anic talisman (belief and performing religious obligations). One hundred and twenty-four thousand Prophets, upon them be peace, together with innumerable saints, have proclaimed that you will get to the treasury of eternal happiness if you do so. They have also shown the signs and evidences of it.

Youth spent in indulgences

In short: Youth will pass. If it is wasted in indulgences, it results in thousands of misfortunes and pains both in this world and the next. Perhaps you want to understand how such youths end up in hospitals with mental and physical diseases, mainly because of their abuse, and in prisons or hostels for the destitute as a result of their excesses, and in bars because of the distress provoked by their spiritual unease. Then, go and inquire at the hospitals, prisons and cemeteries.

For sure you will hear from most of the hospitals the moans and groans of those ill from dissipation and debauchery resulting from the appetites of youth. Also you will hear from the prisons the regretful sighs of unhappy wretches, suffering for illicit actions mostly resulting from the excesses of their youth. Again, you will come to know this truth as testified by the saints who can discern the life of the grave, and affirmed by exacting scholars of truth. Most of the torments of the grave—that Intermediate Realm the doors of which continuously open and shut for those who enter it—are the result of misspent youth.

Also, ask the old and the sick, who form the majority of mankind. Most certainly the great majority of them will answer you with grief and regret, “Alas! We wasted our youth in frivolities, indeed harmfully. Be careful, never do as we did!” A man subjects himself, for the sake of the illicit pleasures of a short period of youth, to years of grief and sorrow in this world, torment and harm in the Intermediate Realm, and the severe punishment of Hell in the Hereafter. Despite being in a most pitiable situation, he does not deserve pity. For one who freely consents to indulge in harmful actions is not worthy of pity.

May Almighty God save us and you from the alluring temptations of this age and preserve us against them. Amen.

Answer 8

talk to parents or family about it. maybe you need to see a therapist.

Answer 9

that's called bipolar that are diagnosed with it.. you need to see a shrink let him diagnosed you...

Answer 10

Bi-Polar...they make meds for that