It may seem like a good option but its NOT!! ive been there before hun.. so i know the feeling, can be very overwhelming! maybe try sitting down and talking to them. I find being more open makes people understand alot more.. You may think no one cares but youd be suprised who does.. when you dont even know...

I'm sorry you are going through this. Have you tried talking to a,school counselor. Maybe they can help or even mediate a conversation with your parents. It's possible your school might have a psychologist that you can talk to. Please Don't do anything. Maybe tell your parents you are feeling suicidal and ask them to lock up the guns. Please hang in there!

First your saying you want to die. Later you say you want to live and be happy.

Try and explain what's wrong. What is bad about your parents? I take it you've been removed from your parents house before.
If its truely that bad, try a foster parent. I've known several people that are Foster parents. Good loving people. One, all her kids and foster kids are grown. They all stay in touch and seem quite close.
I was moved around a lot. Different homes and different family members took care of me. I changed schools 12 times.
Its never easy. But Dieing is no answer.

Hi there, I know how you feel. I know, weird hearing right? Just listen. I was never really wanted in my family either, at least not by my dad. My mom sheltered me really bad, I was bullied in school, had no friends, and no one really paid attention to me. When I was 9, my dad told me he never wanted me. Try being that age and your own father telling you to your face that he never wanted you. It hurt. My parents got a divorce, we moved a lot after him kicking us out from the time I was born until then. My mom was never around because she worked 3 jobs. Eventually I got older and kind of understood, but traumatized. The only person who really cared about me was my aunt, and she passed away from breast cancer when I was 10. My mom met my stepdad and things were pretty tough there too. After moving 5 times for his job, my depression got worse. I started starving myself. I started cutting. My mom worked all the time and never noticed. I felt so alone. I finally got to the point where I was about to tempt suicide, but something told me to stop. I told my mom and she said she never noticed or suspected anything. She cried for hours for leaving me alone and not paying enough attention. She felt like it was her fault. I mentioned therapy. I went to support group, took medication, saw my psychologist once a week. It was working and I felt better. And then some things happened right before I graduated in 2015 that made things get worse again. But I have learned how to have hope. I have found things that keep me holding on. I have a dog and a boyfriend that loves and needs me. Make a list of the people that need and love you. Find the reason why you keep holding on, write it down, and take it with you. Let that be your motivation to keep living. You don't have to be happy all the time, but at least you don't want to kill yourself anymore, right? We all have our trials, but please don't let that stop you from living. It's hard, yes. But everything will be okay. So please, write down what makes you hold on. Keep holding on. I have faith in you.

It is not that your parents do not care. They do. It is that they have their own issues and are probably not sure how to comfort you. As a mom now I can look back on my teenage years when I wanted to die. I was really self centered while my parents were dealing with the world. Being a parent is not easy just image the day you have your own kids.

I never wanted children. I didn't think I could be a mother. Now I can see how frustrating it is to have a person truly depend 100% on you and your still trying to get yourself shit together. Hang in there and make good choices! You will see how life changes throughout the years.

Dear justsomekid..
Well, you are not "justsomekid" , you are a child of God. He wants you to live your life out and do the work He made you for! Don't forget that...you are worthy, blessed and wanted! Do you have a friend that goes to church where you could get to talk to someone there? They would know where and how to guide you. You sound like you are at the point that you really want to talk to someone and there's a good place. Also, you could call 1-888-747-TEEN Youth Crisis Hotline ...they can help you too!~ Prayers for peace and joy as you go forward!

You are an important worthy person. Please don't harm yourself. Your parents and friends love you and they would be very sad if something happened to you. Try talking to your school counselor so that they can possibly help talk to your parents about getting you some help.