Should I go to therapy?

Saying someone has it worse so you shouldn't be upset is the same as saying someone has it better so you shouldn't be happy. Don't let anyone make your feelings seem any less important. Especially not yourself. You're always going to be your worst critic. Everyone could use therapy. I personally love to read all sorts of self-help books. It just sounds like you've reached a tough patch in your life. Also, the things you're eating could have a huge impact in making you feel crappy. It hurts to try, but you need to get out there and find at least something to be passionate about.

Well, if your the one paying for it than sure. Otherwise it's just a pretty waste of money. In my personal opinion, TRY it first. You don't have to continue to go if you don't find that it helps. And if it doesn't help, know that there are 5,000 other alternatives for you that might.

If you're feeling depressed, I recommend St. John's Wort or Holy-Basil pills that work to naturally uplift a persons mood, feel revitalized, fresh, de-stress, and help sleeping patterns. That, as well as good dietary habits and exercise.

If you're feeling un-inspired, buy or check-out 10 books in one week. Read them all at once or one at a time. Go on a hike, for a walk, or try skiing, rollerblading, or boxing. Watch good movies, submerge yourself in music, draw and paint. Learn about theories of the universe, aliens, stars, planets, and conspiracies. Sign yourself up for a class or program that you don't usually do or that you're curious about. Force yourself to go, go, do it, and don't make yourself talk to anybody. Just do things for you! YOU is all it's about. The truth is, we only have one life. Do whatever you want, even if it's wallowing in your own depression, if that's what makes you happy. I don't want to come across as that #YOLO dude, or the inspirational bossy person, but from personal experience I can say that I've pretty much been through it all and know how to help in even just a fraction of a way.

You seem to be concerned about your current feelings and it is brave of you to be seeking guidance. It does sound like therapy could be helpful but you might just want to go talk to a family doctor first. Your doctor can give you a referral for a therapist if they think it is necassary but they can also recommend medication or just give you helpful advice. Keep reaching out for help and if you feel like it would do you some good you can talk to a crisis counselor by calling a crisis hot line.

JS, Counselor

Yes

I think therapy would be a good option. Also when you say that you're too much of a coward to kill yourself, killing yourself would be the cowardly thing to do.

I felt the same way at one point and talking to a therapist pretty much saved me. It will be good for you

TLDR sure go to therapy