Okay so I’m very sure I have add or adhd and either depression and/or anxiety but I can’t talk to anyone about it my friends and brother tell me to stop looking for attention and they just don’t know I’m trying to get help and I just wish that I could talk to someone, and I can’t talk to a therapist for some fucking stupid reason, and I feel like I would be better off killing myself because I am failing or getting shit grades in all of my classes. I live in Canada, and I have to take French immersion because my parent won’t let me go out of it and I’ve been thinking about just dropping of French immersion because if I get yelled at its not that bad but even then, I will still most likely get shitty marks and I just know I will never amount to anything in life the only thing keeping me alive right now is my girlfriend. She is my world and if I ever lost her I would most likely be gone from this world and be in hell or I have been thinking of running away but I live where there are no cities for 3 hours of driving so I might try my luck next summer when it is warmer or I might kill myself I saw online that starving yourself is a pretty effective way with barely any pain but seeing as I live with my mom I would not be able to do that and I will try to post daily updates here about how I am doing and such and how I am feeling and what I am doing and next time I do go to my dad’s I will ask if I he can try to convince my mom to let me get a therapist.
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well, I’m glad you found this resource at any rate. I’m diagnosed with ADHD, anxiety and depression, and isolation is definitely the enemy. High school was rough for me, but after it started to get a little better
there’s so many things to be, and to do, that I hope you stick around and find out.
that pain though, intense. If I were in your shoes, I’d spend all the free time I had away from the people who make me feel bad. Go to a park, or the library maybe?
also, I’d talk to your teacher about what’s going on, that can help a lot. Most teachers want students to pass, and often times the difference is whether they feel personally invested. Talking to them builds that investment