The Bold and the Beautiful (B&B) spoilers reveal that we have to ask: Is Thomas Forrester (Matthew Atkinson) headed for a psychiatric facility? Thomas is obviously having a mental health setback that many B&B fans feel must be addressed.

The trouble started when Thomas basically spelled out for Ridge Forrester (Thorsten Kaye) what would happen if he let Taylor Hayes (Rebecca Budig) down again.

Thomas opened up about feeling lost in his personal life as well as his professional one.

Between ending his engagement with Paris Buckingham (Diamond White) and not having a real purpose in his career, Thomas has really been struggling.

That’s why Thomas stressed the importance of Ridge and Taylor’s reunion, which Ridge has now yanked away.

Thomas made it clear that he couldn’t handle Taylor and Ridge’s split, so his warning may come true.

Of course, it makes sense for Ridge to follow his heart. Ridge may be a flip-flopper who doesn’t treat women right, but he’s entitled to make decisions for himself.

Ridge certainly doesn’t need to stay with a woman he doesn’t want just to keep Thomas from going off the rails.

If Thomas is that mentally unstable, he needs real help!

That’s perhaps more evident than ever now that Thomas is growing increasingly sinister and fixating on Brooke’s blame.

Thomas just threatened Brooke in the design office and will have another major outburst in the September 15 episode.

After Thomas gets updates on Ridge and Brooke tying the knot, he’ll blow his top.

Thomas will go as far as accusing Brooke of lying and will push Ridge to tell him this remarriage didn’t happen.

Naturally, Ridge will confirm he indeed said “I do” to Brooke and plans on being with her forever.

There’s no predicting what Thomas will do once Ridge’s news sinks in, so Brooke could be in grave danger.

Regardless, Thomas is way too invested in his father’s love life and way too obsessed with Brooke being some master manipulator who’s ruined everything.

Whatever Thomas made in his mental health journey has gone right out the window.

Thomas has undergone therapy, but he may need more than the help he’s received in the past. Should Thomas get treatment at a psychiatric facility?

If Thomas does something to prove he’s a danger to himself or others, an intervention may be necessary.