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Only 16.. honestly you do have a future. Please reconsider *hugs*

Hey, im better now, i was talikng to a friend last night, we wer talking and i opened up to him. And i feal better. I throughn my blades out. Im gonna see a therapist. Sorry about that *hugs*

Ah, it's good to see you live. Throwing your blades out? That's good. It's a step forward. As for therapy, It's possible they could hospitalize you, but it's only to help you. Best of luck.

Thanks =)

I know life sucks, it's sht, it's hateful, destructive, so sad, horrible. But the fact that we are cowards will lead us to tomorrow, sometimes is good to feel sad, it let's out the part that we can't show to the people around us. Good luck with recovering ;)

You're 16, you're still just a baby. Things may be difficult now, but you're stronger than whatever life throws your way. Don't take the self harm and failing in school as a sign of defeat - because it's not. You haven't been defeated until there's nothing left of you. And the goal is to ensure you remain undefeated. And I know you can do it. It is not up to you to punish yourself for things you feel have gone wrong. If you think you've caused something to happen in a negative manner, don't dwell on it. Not everything goes as planned. I've had plenty of negative experiences (though I'm much older than you are, so most of my experiences are irrelevant to you) as well, where I've definitely thought I've messed up beyond repair. But everything can be fixed with time and persistence. Instead of cutting yourself, try slashing with a red marker, snapping an elastic band, or even adding red paint to an elastic band and snapping that on yourself. It sounds silly, but it can help. As for school, if you really want to, you will have plenty of opportunities to redo your education and even expand on it. I failed a lot of classes in school myself, and almost had to do an extra year. But at the end of the day, that one extra year of school wont amount to anything. You have a lot of experiences, especially those pleasant ones, ahead of you. Life is full of surprises. I never thought I would be where I am today (I tried to kill myself at 14, I'm now 25 with a beautiful daughter, definitely not where I thought I would be). Things get better if you let them. Dwelling on the negatives and expecting the negative outcomes can set you up for failure. I think it's time to focus on more positive things. What are your hobbies? What are your aspirations? Look to those. Even the seemingly most simple of things can be more than enough reason to put up with the hardships and strive for a better future.

You're 16, you're still just a baby. Things may be difficult now, but you're stronger than whatever life throws your way. Don't take the self harm and failing in school as a sign of defeat - because it's not. You haven't been defeated until there's nothing left of you. And the goal is to ensure you remain undefeated. And I know you can do it. It is not up to you to punish yourself for things you feel have gone wrong. If you think you've caused something to happen in a negative manner, don't dwell on it. Not everything goes as planned. I've had plenty of negative experiences (though I'm much older than you are, so most of my experiences are irrelevant to you) as well, where I've definitely thought I've messed up beyond repair. But everything can be fixed with time and persistence. Instead of cutting yourself, try slashing with a red marker, snapping an elastic band, or even adding red paint to an elastic band and snapping that on yourself. It sounds silly, but it can help. As for school, if you really want to, you will have plenty of opportunities to redo your education and even expand on it. I failed a lot of classes in school myself, and almost had to do an extra year. But at the end of the day, that one extra year of school wont amount to anything. You have a lot of experiences, especially those pleasant ones, ahead of you. Life is full of surprises. I never thought I would be where I am today (I tried to kill myself at 14, I'm now 25 with a beautiful daughter, definitely not where I thought I would be). Things get better if you let them. Dwelling on the negatives and expecting the negative outcomes can set you up for failure. I think it's time to focus on more positive things. What are your hobbies? What are your aspirations? Look to those. Even the seemingly most simple of things can be more than enough reason to put up with the hardships and strive for a better future.