Log in

View Full Version : "You are the most worthless"


Atonement
August 23rd, 2009, 03:11 PM
I can't get out of this hell hole. I'm stuck in my rut of depression. I am, and I quote, "the most worthless and lazy kid ever." quote thanks to my mother.

I don't eat as much, when I do, I eat tons.

I don't do anything. I would love to, but I can't.

I'm annoyed with my family.

School starts next wednesday and monday, so I am fucked there.

And more than anything, I want to slit my wrists.

I've stopped caring, more than anything. I don't care if I live. I don't care if I die. I know I don't want to be where I am. I am worthless. So, why should I stick around? Fuck.

sebbie
August 23rd, 2009, 04:41 PM
I can say that there is a better choice than what you are contemplating. If people put you down ignore them, they are a poorer person for doing that.

Sorting out your eating habits is something I am sure you will be able to accomplish, set yourself out meal times and plan ahead what your going to eat.

Also I am sure that you will be able to find something to do that you enjoy, it might not be easy but if you try it will pay off.

Also try to look on the positive side of school, you can meet people there, it gives you something to do, also it is your future, do the best you can, and you will be able to go to college, uni or get a job etc.

Atonement
August 24th, 2009, 03:45 AM
There is no positive side. School is hell. Quite simply. And you expect me to ignore my mom, the one person who I've kept myself alive for?

Kaleidoscope Eyes
August 24th, 2009, 02:26 PM
You don't have to entirely ignore your mother, but remember that what she says is not the end-all be-all. If she thinks you're worthless, then she's wrong. (I can't speak for lazy, though, I don't know how often you clean your room and that kind of stuff xP). It IS possible for your mom to be wrong, so take what she says with a grain of salt.

You're a great guy, Addison, and anyone who tells you otherwise is just plain mistaken.

I understand school issues, I had them myself in high school. Is the problem social or academic? Is it possible to transfer to a different school which would better suit your needs, or to do independent study for a few classes? Some classes you may just have to attend, but sometimes the school will let you do independent study for some of them. Either you would be home for something like half of the day, or you would spend those class periods doing work on your own time in the school library. If you're annoyed at the pace of the classes, or you just want to get away from the kids for a while, that may be an option.

Hang in there. Things will pick back up eventually, I know they will. :hug:

overcome.
August 24th, 2009, 03:09 PM
I was told that I was "the laziest person I've ever met" by my 'step' parent, he told me this, I went mad. This is coming from someone who works (part time), does lots of things round the house to help, would do anything to help any of his friends/family, cooks/prepares 95% of his own food, irons his own clothes, etc.

Being made to feel like that in your own home is horrible, because your home is the place you should feel most comfortable. Luckily my mum was very supportive, often put him in his place, I did too - but I had respect and would limit what I say. One day I went mad, when he held his hands up to me almost, I did the same, I got in his face. I won't be treated and be made to feel like I'm worthless by anybody on this planet.

It's certainly not an excuse, but people always have things going on. There is no 'normal' person around, everybody's got at least 1/2 things they'd like to change about themselves, both physically and mentally. People have things going on, they take out those problems on those they love and care for. This isn't right, and it isn't always people's faults either, but it does happen. Things will get brighter for you, don't give up, that brighter day will come to you. It will be fate, and you will be happier.

Things in life are sent to test us, how we cope, deal with them and get through them makes us who we are today. I know this is the case with me.

NotASpyingRent
September 1st, 2009, 09:30 PM
go and seek help now

if need be call
972-233-TEEN

Bluearmy
September 2nd, 2009, 09:29 PM
If you were just a bit more self-ish, this wouldn't a problem.