Definitely not. Why should I. I would go out and help those who need help. And otherwise enjoy the happy hours and look forward on the bad days to the happy hours to come again.
And to the background of your question: my life is not completely bad either, purely objectively.
My childhood was also quite normal from the outside. I often felt guilty about it as a teenager, everyone else in the clinic had experienced terrible things, only I had a normal childhood and normal parents and was still so crazy.
I think there are many reasons why one despairs of life, has depression or anxiety. But clearly I am convinced that there are always reasons why one chooses suicide rather than life. Sometimes the reasons seem small from the outside, but for oneself they are significant. If there are no other external reasons (that you have experienced something bad), then there will be reasons in your disposition and in your family. Sometimes it is just bad luck how it goes. My parents were not bad or even evil, they were good in many ways. But in some places it wasn't enough for me personally. Without anyone being to blame.
But it was still not enough. Not enough love, not enough hugs. Not enough "you're good the way you are", "it's okay that you're not good at everything", "it's okay that you're shy", "it's okay that you have these hobbies and not your brother's", "it's okay if you don't study", "it's valuable what you're interested in".
Sometimes it takes a long time to see the reasons. Sometimes it takes a long time to see that you have dysthymia and not acute, severe depression and that such dysthymia can also lead to suicide or drug addiction. Only for example.
All the love for you!!