Depression Support Group
Depression is a real and debilitating condition that is often misunderstood by family and friends. Its meaning can range from a prolonged period of sadness to an actual mental illness with specific symptoms. Find and share experiences with others who are going through the same struggles.

Littlelooloo
I don't know if I belong here. All I know is that right now at this moment I don't want to keep living. I have no one to talk to that could try to talk me out of the thoughts in my head.
I'm so scared
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What you need to do though is see them for what they are. And remember that you haven't lived yet. You don't know what life is about. It's terrifying to look at forwards, but easy looking back; so if you go through that growth you too will look back and say 'oh that? piece of cake!'
You have not lived yet. You haven't had a chance yet to make real friends, or try real things. You are at the very start of things, barely just out of nappies. Everything that you have done so far in life has just been in order to equip you to START life.
So don't give up even before you get to the starting gate because the walk to the course is too hard. Wait till you've had some of the thrills that come with adult life, some of the fun. Be willing to not know what you're getting into, and be willing to get into it anyway.
Live outside your comfort zone. And laugh at the thoughts in your head. Just laugh at them. You don't have to do anything they say. Not a jot of it.