Well then.... I get on here to see Mikes message about possibly commuting suicide.

This is a message for all people with depression:

It’s not worth it. I beg you, do not throw away the life that god gave you and if you don’t believe in god then don’t throw away the experiences you have had and will have in life.

I plead for you to go and seek help! Committing suicide will only hurt others around you because even though you may seem alone there is always going to be someone there waiting for you. Wether it’s your family or your friends, or even a counselor or teacher. Someone is always there ready to hear your issues and help you through them.

I have met people who’s family members have committed scuicide and it had only caused grief across the family because they never knew about depression the person was suffering through or the pain that they tolerated on a daily basis.

For those who think that suicide is a joke, have some shame in yourself. For those who continue to mock and tease others for what they look like, how they sound, how smart or not so smart they are..... learn to keep your sh!t to yourself.

For those who have lost everything and feel on the verge of suicide, I beg you to not give up the fight! There are so many experiences that you have yet to have had and so many good memories that you will lose. Suicide is never the answer to problems and problems are only temporary. If you’ve lost someone then yes there is a time for mourning and I’m sure that their soul is looking down on you from heaven and if they were alive they’d never want you to commit this travesty.

If you have lost friends, teachers, lovers, or anyone else then I give the same message. That they are looking down on you with hope for you and wouldn’t want you to end it all early.

Please, if you feel like there’s nothing left to live for. Please go and recieve help. I couldn’t even bear to hear that someone I knew would commit suicide and I thank god everyday that I’ve never had to deal with that grief or that their families never had to deal with that grief. Though life gets tough and things worsen, you have to keep your chin up.