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And remember, time goes by, we turn eighteen, and we get away from parents. It's not forever, even though it sometimes seems like it. Don't even think about the suicideSuicide and suicidal behavior thing until you've given yourself a chance to make your own world. Your time is coming, you just need to get through a few more years. You can do it.
grethel31guevarra Female, 32 years Philippines Member since Jun 2008
Mood: grethel31guevarra
, Jun 29, 2008 06:29AM
To: jazzygirl
hi, try to talk to a counsellor, or a teacher. maybe it can help you. you are too young to waste your life. i also have a daughter. she's 11. and i know how you feel, but i make sure that we had this communication. try to talk to your mom and dad. God will always be there to listen for your prayers.
You mentioned that your only feeling depressed when your around your parents?
I'm sure this is very difficult for you to deal with, but on the other hand I don't think you should peg yourself as suffering from a serious clinical depression.
If you were suffering from a clinical depression, then you would (without a doubt) feel horrible all the time, even away from your parents.
I'm not saying that childhood depression doesn't exist, because I think it does. It's just that childhood depression almost never renders a child non-functional as it often does with adults.
I think before giving yourself a diagnosis, it would be wise to seek the help of a professional for a more accurate diagnosis.
I know I say this all the time but suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem.
You can't "fix" your parents. Do you have access to a therapist - a teacher, counsellor, etc. you can talk to - someone just for you?
Since I don't know your parents, I can't comment about them. But I can tell you this: abuse is a term that is frequently misused. You mentioned that you didn't think your parents were deliberately trying to hurt you. My youngest daughter cut me out of her life over six years ago and the pain of that loss is agonizing. At the same time, I couldn't talk to my parents either when I was your age. That's why I really hope that you can find someone you feel safe talking to about your suicidal feelings.
Hugs ....
lonewolf