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Feb 23, 2011, 06:59 PM
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Member Since: Oct 2010
Location: Michigan
Posts: 6,543
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Dearest Jarebear ~ Sweetie, perhaps you just told the wrong person. Because I DO CARE!!! And many others here care too. Can you try talking to your counselor at school? They are trained in this kind of thing. Have you told your parents??? You really need some professional counseling. I would think that if you tell your parents, they would get you the help that you need!!! I know if my child told me this, I would certainly get them help. 
Honey - PLEASE do NOT hurt yourself. There are other alternatives. There are other answers. Hurting yourself is NOT an answer. That is just a temporary condition. It doesn't solve anything. If you talk to the appropriate person, things can get solved. Please believe me, because I have been in therapy before -- many times. Talking to a therapist IS the solution.
Talk to your counselor at school or your parents. Or both!!! But do not hurt yourself, please?? And let me know what happens, would you please??? You can private message me if you want. I really do care. God bless. Hugs, Lee
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