Teen Anxiety Support Group

my life is like that. i have NO will to live. but killing yourself does not a lot. you might think i should shut the fudgecakes up. and you might think know one would care if you just died like that. but i care. cuz i wanna get to know ya and be friends. not in a stalkerish way. but i've been through it. i've been emo, and i've attempted to kill myself 42 times. :P
life sucks. it really does. i don't get it and probably NEVER will! but i get over it.
anyways i would say more but u g2g to message me later ok
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break ups SUCK monkey nachos. you seem like a really good guy. apparently you weren't meant to be together. that doesn't mean there was anything wrong with you. things just don't work out. think about it like playing a card game. if you lose it doesn't mean you're doomed to ALWAYS lose that card game everytime you play it again. things don't always work out but it's not your fault!

my parents yell at me non-stop too. they just don't like me... they said they wanted to put me in jail but i've done nothing that counts as an offense. they are just... i dunno really. a lot of the time when they yell at you, as hard as it may seem, just say yes mam or yes sir and don't snap back. even though you probably really wanna flick em off. it sounds crazy but my mom doesn't yell at me that often if i ignore her nagging at me.

and if there's one thing i've learned in life over and over again, it's that real friends don't seem to exist except for those who are in an illusion. but you and i are both teenagers. only i'm 14! lol :P
this is the stage when you find out that the people you thought were your buds really aren't worth a dime.
you'll make new friends. i promise. the world is chock fulla people.

there's no correct answer to getting out of this asap. it's a slo process. just try to laugh it off. i am so pathetic i spend hours on the computer every day looking for funny stuff to cheer me up.

I wanted to share this with you. Hope it helps?





You were created to love and be loved. You were meant to live life in relationship with other people, to know and be known. You need to know that your story is important and that you're part of a bigger story. You need to know that your life matters.

We live in a difficult world, a broken world. My friend Byron is very smart - he says that life is hard for most people most of the time. We believe that everyone can relate to pain, that all of us live with questions, and all of us get stuck in moments. You need to know that you're not alone in the places you feel stuck.

We all wake to the human condition. We wake to mystery and beauty but also to tragedy and loss. Millions of people live with problems of pain. Millions of homes are filled with questions – moments and seasons and cycles that come as thieves and aim to stay. We know that pain is very real. It is our privilege to suggest that hope is real, and that help is real.

You need to know that rescue is possible, that freedom is possible, that God is still in the business of redemption. We're seeing it happen. We're seeing lives change as people get the help they need. People sitting across from a counselor for the first time. People stepping into treatment. In desperate moments, people calling a suicide hotline. We know that the first step to recovery is the hardest to take. We want to say here that it's worth it, that your life is worth fighting for, that it's possible to change.

Beyond treatment, we believe that community is essential, that people need other people, that we were never meant to do life alone.

The vision is that community and hope and help would replace secrets and silence.

The vision is people putting down guns and blades and bottles.

The vision is that we can reduce the suicide rate in America and around the world.

The vision is that we would learn what it means to love our friends, and that we would love ourselves enough to get the help we need.

The vision is better endings. The vision is the restoration of broken families and broken relationships. The vision is people finding life, finding freedom, finding love. The vision is graduation, a Super Bowl, a wedding, a child, a sunrise. The vision is people becoming incredible parents, people breaking cycles, making change.

The vision is the possibility that your best days are ahead.

The vision is the possibility that we're more loved than we'll ever know.

The vision is hope, and hope is real.

You are not alone, and this is not the end of your story.