We use cookies to provide you with a better service and for promotional purposes. By continuing to use this site you consent to our use of cookies as described on our
Terms of Service.
ayla, I’ve never been in your situation, I’ve never felt the way you have felt. but still. I’m gonna support you all the way through. ❤️❤️
I am so sorry!❤ If you were cutting at that point or planning on suicide then telling an adult was the best thing, but if you were just, like depressed then there was no need to.💞
First, I know you’re ashamed of who you are and she isn’t, but really she’s right. There is no reason to feel bad about who you are. If someone can’t understand or be your friend because of your sexuality, that’s their problem. It’s the 21st Century, being LGBTQ+ is accepted!! I’m sorry you feel like she betrayed you by telling an adult. If you were planning suicide I understand, but if it was just being ashamed of who you are and being depressed, then I don’t think it was 100% necessary. Not going to try to guilt trip you, but I think her heart was in the right place and she was just trying to help.
cause I hate life that’s why
sweaty?
no one believes me anyway so why not? ;//
your life is a meme bye
thnx
no problem
wow ur smart
okay?
that’s cool!
I just want you to know this before you decide to read the comment after this one: I am a completely 100% honest person, I am generally open to sharing all my feelings on a topic. That is all, you have been warned, now you can proceed with caution.
I know it sucks that she called the hotline and told people. I know it ruined your life (I think that’s how you put it, I’m not sure, excuse me if I’m wrong). I cannot tell you if what she did was right, like yes, of course, maybe she saved your life? Maybe in another world she didn’t and something terrible happened. From my point of view, I think she shouldn’t have interfered. But on the other hand, if that I was in that girls position, I may have called too. I’m not just some random optimistic person on the internet, I’ve been through what you’ve been through (more or less), I have anxiety, panic attacks, a seasonal bipolar disorder, and I used to have suicidal thoughts and I cut too. You and I both had our reasons. So did the girl. I might’ve called because I was worried, and if something terrible happened, maybe she would’ve felt the most guilt ever. She just didn’t know what to do, so she called. I’m not sure if it was really bad enough for a call, but maybe it was.
There’s nothing you can do now, of course you know that, but do you really? Have you ever just tried reminding yourself that you just need to keep moving with your life. Time won’t wait for you, once you realize that, everything you could’ve done will be out of reach. It’s a terribly sad thought, but it’s true, isn’t it?