I want to die Most times I just feel like it’s the only way to make everything just stop. I’m young but from what I understand life only gets more and more crappy, so really what’s the point?
To be honest, depending on your age, it’s a gamble on if your life actually gets worse when you’re older. My advice to you would be to focus on what makes you happy while you can, as long as you can. Should you do this, you can maximize the chance of your life being happier and better when you’re older.
Take it from me. I’m 21 and I know now that I waited WAY too long to fufill my dreams, and now I can’t.
For me, the impossibility lies in a lack of social skills or connections such as friends and aquaintences. I should have cherished my friends more, and learned the social skills necessary to survive in the adult world.
Because of my mistakes, I now find myself alone and fearful of the most mundane, routine tasks in public life. I have become a shut-in, afraid to even leave my house. I should have taken the opportunities while I had the chance.
You can make new connections, though it may be more difficult than other circumstances would allow, it’s not impossible. as for necessary social skills, usually as long as you can say hi how are you, nod, shake your head, and ask questions, that’s how most things start.
And you can take small steps to change that fear. Many people deal with that type of thing and can overcome it, though usually with help.
Crappy is sujective. Change is constant. It’s hard to say whether something that seems crappy right now won’t turn into a positive in the future. Change is constant. Even memories change.
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To be honest, depending on your age, it’s a gamble on if your life actually gets worse when you’re older. My advice to you would be to focus on what makes you happy while you can, as long as you can. Should you do this, you can maximize the chance of your life being happier and better when you’re older.
Take it from me. I’m 21 and I know now that I waited WAY too long to fufill my dreams, and now I can’t.
Why are they impossible?
For me, the impossibility lies in a lack of social skills or connections such as friends and aquaintences. I should have cherished my friends more, and learned the social skills necessary to survive in the adult world.
Because of my mistakes, I now find myself alone and fearful of the most mundane, routine tasks in public life. I have become a shut-in, afraid to even leave my house. I should have taken the opportunities while I had the chance.
You can make new connections, though it may be more difficult than other circumstances would allow, it’s not impossible. as for necessary social skills, usually as long as you can say hi how are you, nod, shake your head, and ask questions, that’s how most things start.
And you can take small steps to change that fear. Many people deal with that type of thing and can overcome it, though usually with help.
Crappy is sujective. Change is constant. It’s hard to say whether something that seems crappy right now won’t turn into a positive in the future. Change is constant. Even memories change.