To be honest, I think a lot of things for others around me would be better off without me. Since the beginning of my life tragedy has always been around me, and it hurt because I never really understood it. I would blame myself somehow even when I was a child, especially with religion in my life I felt like God was spiting me. I felt unwanted, unloved, and unnecessary to everything. I still struggle with this to this day and no one tries to continue to be compassionate or empathetic when I tell them each time because of how much it has affected me. I know they don’t, I can always tell when they’re tired of hearing it and it hurts a lot. Then I just stop talking about it, because I’m being annoying or some shit like that. I just honestly don’t even wanna be alive anymore because everyone does this, it leaves me with no one to rely on for when I need someone most. If there is a god out there, I genuinely think me being alive was a mistake.
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Thank you for being brave in sharing your story. You are facing problems that no teenager should ever have to face. If there is anything more difficult than feeling suicidal, it is not feeling heard. I am sorry that the people you have tried to reach out to aren't supporting you. I know how disappointing that can be. Just know that you have already shown so much strength: regardless of their response, reaching out is courageous. Sometimes people respond in an unsupportive manner for other reasons. It is possible that your friends were so shocked to hear your story or so worried about your safety that they weren't sure how to respond in a comforting or reassuring way. However, I…