Your preoccupation with alleged dangers of "emotions" and "feelings" has been consistent. 
And, to me, often frightening.

Whether the topic is suicide, sexuality, marriage, liturgy, or other topics, you are there to denounce the visceral, the emotional, the pursuit of  comfort and joy, and the accepting with ecstasy the gifts of feelings and pleasures God gives us.  

You condemn the "If it feels good do it" culture. But you self-righteously promote an equally perilous and dark culture: "If it feels good, DON'T do it." 

Psychologists  tell us teen suicide often reflects the damage done to adolescents constantly warned, as you so ardently do, about "sinful" emotions and  feelings that always "betray" them, when they should be taught how to responsibly and responsively understand, trust, listen to. 

A curse of painful unworthiness is behind many suicides. It's time to lift the curse--not reinforce it by condemning honest emotions and feelings that you dislike. Are you ready to help?