My only option is suicide what should I do
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Demetri4
My only option is suicide what should I do
For years now I have been thinking about suicide. I have been so close and now I do not know what to do. Please help me
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sheelanagig
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Demetri4
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sheelanagig
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Demetri4,
I may be wrong but I don't think anyone on this forum is in a professional position to consult you about your suicidal tendencies.
For yourself and for those still around you as well as those in your future, I honestly believe you need to speak to someone professionally about this.
Sincerely,
Ankhhape
I may be wrong but I don't think anyone on this forum is in a professional position to consult you about your suicidal tendencies.
For yourself and for those still around you as well as those in your future, I honestly believe you need to speak to someone professionally about this.
Sincerely,
Ankhhape
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ImperfectAngel
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You mentioned that you feel alone after your mother died...and the feeling of emptiness is coming from your stepmother not being able to fill your mother's shoes. Is that right?
I can't imagine what you are going, nor am I going to pretend to understand. Losing someone, who is dear to you as a mother, is very difficult. However, there is always another option, whether you see it or not...there is. You can't just give up. When I was about 14, I felt simular to you, but I felt I wasn't worthy of help. That no one cared for me. I ended up talking to my next door neighbor about how I felt. She was able to talk me down, and get my parents involved. I was just lost, and trying to fill an emptiness.
It's great that you feel comfortable enough to talk to people on these boards but there is only so much we can do. If you don't feel comfortable talking with your parents about this, maybe you need to try and find someone you can talk to. perhaps one of your favorite teachers. I know this can sound easier said than done, but sometimes a stranger can provide comfort and insight. I would still urge you to discuss this with your parents. I'm sure they both [your dad and stepmother] care for you, and no one needs to go through some thing like this alone.
I also see that you are from Georgia..is that right? If so, here is a link that you may want to check out.....
http://suicidehotlines.com/georgia.html
I can't imagine what you are going, nor am I going to pretend to understand. Losing someone, who is dear to you as a mother, is very difficult. However, there is always another option, whether you see it or not...there is. You can't just give up. When I was about 14, I felt simular to you, but I felt I wasn't worthy of help. That no one cared for me. I ended up talking to my next door neighbor about how I felt. She was able to talk me down, and get my parents involved. I was just lost, and trying to fill an emptiness.
It's great that you feel comfortable enough to talk to people on these boards but there is only so much we can do. If you don't feel comfortable talking with your parents about this, maybe you need to try and find someone you can talk to. perhaps one of your favorite teachers. I know this can sound easier said than done, but sometimes a stranger can provide comfort and insight. I would still urge you to discuss this with your parents. I'm sure they both [your dad and stepmother] care for you, and no one needs to go through some thing like this alone.
I also see that you are from Georgia..is that right? If so, here is a link that you may want to check out.....
http://suicidehotlines.com/georgia.html
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Demetri4