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I feel so guilty...

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I was talking with a group of foreign students at my uni today and something came up which I feel guilty about.

I generally have a LOT of patience and time for international students, and spend a lot of time with them.
But in my old flat I was living with a Chinese girl. I didn't know at the time she was an exchange student from Beijing. Generally we tolerated each other but her English was terrible and so doing anything with her was close to impossible.

But one night after a row I somehow lost my temper so far as picking up a butcher's knife and thinking about killing her there and then.

I now feel terrible cause I love talking with the Chinese students and they're really nice as well.

I can't get this incident off my mind. I could have harmed a innocent person and ruined my own life at the same time.

Any way I can get this off my mind? I feel such a hypocrite.
 
Here's the even stranger part...I couldn't remember actually doing it until a flatmate found me sobbing on the kitchen floor, crying, knife still in hand.
Turns out he'd seen some of it and was about to rush in and save this Chinese girl. He was the one who told me what I'd almost done

That's quite a lot psychotic.

Given your posting history I can't help but feel you're making it all up though, or at least exagerating a bit.

If not you probably need therapy/psych evaluation.
 
Given your posting history I can't help but feel you're making it all up though, or at least exagerating a bit.

If not you probably need therapy/psych evaluation.

+1

We know you're a fan of the melodrama, Liz, but if you really did black out and come out of your fugue state with a cleaver in your hand, you have serious issues.

Also, depression=abnormality of mind and thus a perviously unseen propensity to violence that can sporadically reoccur. At least you've got your defence to murder sorted, but seriously, this kind of thing needs treatment.
 
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