Ok, i'll try not to be sad or cut myself. I promise, even though i've never met you, or know you. but trust me I do keep promises.
You've actually really helped me. Thanks.
You've actually really helped me. Thanks.
Aly05 wrote:
First, I'd like to say that I did enjoy reading your post. Congrats for having a concise thought process that is understandable.
Second, I'm not sure I understand the reason for your post. While you are certainly correct in many of your assertions, I can't see why you need to express them. You are obviously intelligent, and surely you must know that some people may get their feelings hurt from your opinions.
And I'd just like to add that while, indeed, many people just sit and cry about their life and what they don't have, there are some who desperately try to be happy and who just aren't. What about people who have everything and who are still miserable? While it is good in theory to actively live a better life and be a happier person, happiness may just be unattainable for some people.
janegsd014 wrote:
Ok, i'll try not to be sad or cut myself. I promise, even though i've never met you, or know you. but trust me I do keep promises.
You've actually really helped me. Thanks.
mikeyk wrote:
Thank you for replying with an intellectual post.
I understand that there may be some people who just can't obtain happiness. But like I said, my bestfriend's dad was shot in the face and killed last year, and I just believe that if this kid can still go outside and be happy, anyone can. I look at other people I know too, people's who parents are divorced, people who are poor, just unhappy people in general. But those people are still kicking ass in life. They are becoming stronger from everything. They seek happiness, because that's what they want.
I just believe that people who cut themselves, could spend less time thinking negatively, and saying for once, "You know what, why waste my life being sad? I'm going to try my hardest to be happy. I am going to find other coping methods, or seek professional help. I am going to find a hobby. I am going to meet some new people."
Aly05 wrote:
Touche.
There are so many unhappy people who don't even make an effort to improve their lives or themselves. I found out today that I know someone who does drugs. I can't imagine why; she is rich, popular, smart, pretty... Some just can't realize how much they have going for themselves, I suppose.
janegsd014 wrote:
Ya, and i think i'll ignore the person who got me started into all this.
You might not believe me but you just might have saved my life. THANK YOU & i really mean it!!!!!!!!!!!!
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janegsd014 wrote:
Maybe because people didn't want to deal with the truth.
It's almost 4, i gotta get up for school in 2 hours, o well, it was worth not going to sleep at all.
But what do i tell my friend who always cuts?
(818): dude you made out with his girlfriend and stole his credit card to buy more drinks.
(626): well when you put it like that, I sound like a terrible person.
Well, the problem is ... that when people get depressed they tend to isolate themselves from people because they just don't feel all that social. They don't feel like doing the things they used to like doing, even their hobbies! When you're not very social, it gets hard for people to talk to you... It takes two to communicate. As much as someone may try though nothing may come out of their mouths. XD Also, they know that others will ask them what's wrong and they just don't feel like telling those certain people or talking about it right then and there.How about you engage in social activities? Not sit alone at lunch. Spend less time ranting online (no contradiction intended), and go outside. Go read, gather information, work out, do something. Make friends... It's not hard. Look, I'm pretty sure if all you suicidal and self harming people gathered together, you'd have a nice group of friends... But no, you purposely isolate yourselves.
I think that one is an exaggeration? L0l. I guess others complain because they just need to let it out, to express themselves. Everyone knows that keeping it bottled up can cause a great explosion in someone. I guess that's what kind of happened to me. Complaining is just a way to express..."I'm going to kill myself. I asked my parents for a Nintendo Wii and they gave me a Nintendo DS."
I do this, but sometimes I think to myself... what happens when they're not able to help you at that time? What if they're working, and coincidentally just busy and can't talk to you?? Or you can't get a hold of them? Yes, there's other people to talk to, but what if you're just not comfortable about talking about it with them because they know you, they see you, and you definitely don't want them to know?I cope by spending all my free time going out with friends and seeing my girlfriend. They always cheer me up, and I always have a good time when I am with them.
Yeah, a lot of us don't see what we have... We always end up taking a look at what we don't have! XD But, it really hard to see how awesome we are because we don't see ourselves! We don't know how we act through other people's eyes... Also, it's just hard sometimes because all the depressed/suicidal emotions inside a person causes them to think negatively.There are so many unhappy people who don't even make an effort to improve their lives or themselves. I found out today that I know someone who does drugs. I can't imagine why; she is rich, popular, smart, pretty... Some just can't realize how much they have going for themselves, I suppose