Nothing is worth taking your own life. Try to write down things that you are grateful for, and live for those things. This will pass with time. Seek out help wherever you can right now, even if that means calling a suicide hotline.

Assuming you texted 741741, try using something urgent if you really need it. Anything with "suicide" will result in immediate help, just know that this is only for crises. I want to help you. Message me if you would like. I talked to you about my situation but I feel better because I am able to keep myself busy. Hopefully I can help you. Don't give up hope. I know it is over said but suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death for teenagers.

We are here for you now. If you ever feel like talking message me. I'm a good listener and I have a great shoulder to cry on. Hang in there.

same here...i feel the same way.....a agree with mandolin..am here if you want someone to talk to

I agree it is not worth taking your life over. I have been very close to that point but what works for me oftentimes is taking a nap although that may not be the healthiest way to handle it. If you can it may be to your best interest to get a full time therapist. It has helped me to talk to someone on a regular basis. You did the right thing calling a crisis counselor. If that doesn't work call a suicide hotline.The other option my therapist gave me was to go to the emergency room. If you can make yourself do a few things no matter how little has also helped me feel better. Are you on medications to help with the depression?

I agree it is not worth taking you life over. I habe been there numerous times in the past and what has helped me was taking a nap. It may not be the best solution but it has worked for me. Calling the crisis hot line was a big step. You could also try a suicide hot line. You may want to try to see a therapist on a regular basis as that has helped me get through difficult times. On thing he has told me to do when feeling suicidal is to go to the emergency room. He has also suggested doing things, no matter how big or small each day to help you have a sense of accomplishment. I fought him on that but have found it really does help. It doesn't have to be anything major. No matter how tritevthis sounds the so called friends who doen't stay around in the difficult times aren't worth having. I have lost friends that way to and it hurts incredibly I know. If I can help please let me know!

I am sorry you are in so much pain. Have you talked with your parents about how you are feeling? If not, tell them that you have something important to talk to them about so they can get you some counseling or therapy. Your parents love you and they do not want anything bad to happen to you; A therapist can help you get through this. If you get really desperate call a suicide hotline or go to the emergency room. You can continue to talk with us on this site and we will listen and offer support. Please don't do anything to harm yourself.

Think:
5 things- see
4 things- hear
3 things- feel
2 things- smell
1 thing- love

Now try to think about what makes these things keep going, why they continue to grow.

Now go through the list again, but think things about you.

Think about what makes you keep going, why you continue to live.

If you EVER need help, I'll stains by you until you push me away.

It's not unusual to go through emotional downs when you have had a major change in your life. Finishing school brings about many changes that will experience, none of which will kill you, but you will have to experience the grief of letting go of the things/people you left behind. The hardest thing to do is to live with the feelings, but it is the only way you will move through them. Talk to someone you trust and share with them your feelings and your fear of wanting to end it all. Honesty with what is going on with you is very advantageous. Then, see your doctor. It is possible that an antidepressant will help you with the "situational" depression. All of us on this site cares about you. We have all been in your shoes. Don't be alone, reach out to people around you for the help you need to survive this period in your life.

I know the feeling. It's difficult to even get out of bed because everything is simultaneously screaming in pain but deafeningly numb. It hurts. It stings. Then it's silent and you want to feel again. However, know that there are people out there wanting to help you. I, for one, would be happy to lend a helpful ear to attempt to alleviate the pain. We can all work through this together. Just remember: every life is worth living and people want to stand by you to get you through this.

You are loved.

Here's a hug. Hope you feel better

same

I know how that feels I've been there for so long but I've learned there is always hope I look to the sky and always see family looking down on me so remember your not alone in this