Urge to kill.

This is a real cry for help here.. i need help for than ever right now because i feel so fragile & i believe that very soon i'm gonna break & kill the person next to me with all this frustration i have bottled up,, i can't take it anymore.
I keep looking at my wife & i'm waiting for her to say 1 thing outta place & i'll snap.. She knows that i've been ill recently so she's keeping her distance, but i honestly want to just scream & pound her to death..
PLEASE HELP..?!

I strongly suggest that you contact a health professional immediately about this. Considering it is Sunday (and GPs or other services would be thus closed), I suggest ringing a 24-hour helpline such as the Samaritans.

You don't appear to be in a stable state and you must take preventative action immediately.

I wish you well,
Kevin

Tommy,

I can only concur with Kevin. Whatever is driving these impulses within you are putting you and possibly others on a collision course with disaster.

These are life-altering feelings and should be addressed by mental professionals immediately.

I hope you will take the action that you will look back on later and be glad you did.

N.

Tommy, yes ask someone for help, even if it is uncomfortable for them. Our daughter had the courage to ask for help when she had post partum depression, the family responded, both hers and her husbands. it was inconvenient for all of us, but we all loved her. We mustered our forces and did help.

do let us know, I just noticed the date 9/23 it is now 9/28.

You need to please seek help immediately, hopefully you have by now. Please let us know how you are doing.

Good luck
Survivor101

You need to please seek help immediately, hopefully you have by now. Please let us know how you are doing.

Good luck
Survivor101

Hi everyone, thank you for your concern & replies.. Not much has happened over the past week, i've just been in a drunken stupor & can't really remeber much at all, but thank you all again for your concern.

Hey Tommy,

I have ben thinking about you and wondering how you have been. Are you sure you are okay though - 'drunken stupor'?

Kevin.