I have lived on this Earth for 49 years. I will agree there are a lot of assholes out there. But there are a lot of good people too. I think that if you stick around you will meet some good people too.

I'm so sorry you feel that way. I started to get disgusted with the human race in my 50's. It took a crisis, me being diagnosed with cancer, to make me realize there are some great people out there. Keep looking for them!

I agree that there are people who will get your hopes up only to let you down. There are, however, a handful of good people if you keep searching. I hope you feel better friend.

Hoping that your mindset can change believe me there are many selfish people in this world but there are also beautiful ones they may not always present themselves as a friend or lover it could simply be a stranger in passing keep and open mind and i hope you find all the reasons to live and fight the good fight.

There are many people in this world who are bad, who are a disgrace to the human race. Yet there are plenty of beautiful and amazing people out there. Please don't give up and keep searching for those great people out there. NEVER GIVE UP THAT IS THE WORST THING YOU CAN DO... People on this website understand you and care for you..

How do you know 100% for sure that once you step through death's door that it will be any better on the other side?

It is better to welcome life. Who says death will erase your pain? You take yourself with you so you take your pain with you.

Sounds like you have been deeply wounded to the core of your being but that doesn't mean you should quit on yourself. You are your own best friend and no matter who has hurt you, that doesn't mean you have to agree with them. It doesn't mean you have to go hurt yourself just because others have hurt you.

There are over 7 billion people on this planet and they all are not rotten to the core just because you have experienced many in your circle who are--dont paint everybody with the same brush.

You are totally unique. Your fingerprints are different than 7 000, 000, 000 other people's fingerprints. There is only one of you and no-one else in the entire world is exactly like you so that makes you important and priceless. It means you are irreplacable. It means you have something unique to offer this world that no-one else can. It means that you are to find your life purpose here and now. You won't find that beyond death's door.

It is not your time to die. Yoy haven't fulfilled why you were born and live here. So "no" to checking out. Suicide is never the answer to anything.

You may have not found answers YET to your hurts, relationships, difficulties, but there are answers. Keep seeking till you find those answers just like you would seek for gold in a field--keep searching till you find--that gold is worth it. Those answers are worth it no matter how long it takes. And so are you!!

Maybe a fresh start would be good for you a change of environment moving to another country meet other people. I have had your very same thoughts but when I travel always meet kind people very different from the people I usually interact with daily. Specially in hostels there's always kind people.

JStarr I'm 30 years old and last thanksgiving i spent in the hospital because days earlier I tried to commit suicide. it's been a horrible couple of years but i'm finally beginning to see the light again. there's nothing easy about the process, though. So I get it, i understand where you are. I was so depressed that I lost all my best friends, basically because I wasn't "fun" anymore. These are friends I would have taken a bullet for, friends I've known at least 20 years, friends who they themselves have dealt with depression or substance abuse or other mental health issues. but mine was just so bad that they didn't understand, and when they couldn't understand, they got MAD at me, and eventually stopped speaking to me. They still don't, and I don't expect to rekindle those friendships. But the one good thing to come from these awful, hard times is when you least expect it, people will, i promise you, emerge from the most random corners of your life to lift you up and provide light and laughter and hope. For me, it came to me in the form of my backdoor neighbors: a 45 yo mother and her 6 year old daughter; they've taken me under their wing and I love them like they're my family. So it's not the same kind of best friends that I've known forever and I went out to bars with in college, but its a more meaningful bond and it's based on truly caring about one another. So stay strong. stay open to sharing, and stay open to letting in the good people; sometimes we are so wrapped up in despair, pain, anger that we can't even hear the good ones knocking at our doors.

I am so sorry that you feel so hopeless. You may not believe this right now, but you have been placed on this earth because you are valuable and have a specific purpose. I pray that you will discover that purpose, and that you will find a way to live your life with joy and freedom. It also sounds like many people have disappointed you. Do you have any friends or family members that you can talk to? Even one person who will listen can make a big difference. Sometimes it seems like life is too difficult, but God has a way of changing things. If you find yourself thinking that death is a better option, please call the following number for assistance: 1-855-771-HELP (4357) weekdays 6:00 am to 8:00 pm (Mountain Time) or a Crisis hotline.