I want to die.

it's profoundly concerning to hear what you're experiencing. i urge you to reach out to a trusted adult or mental health professional who can provide support and guidance. your well-being is paramount, and there are individuals ready to assist you through this difficult time. ☎️

You're so young, you have your whole life ahead of you! No way to change school or class?

i'm sorry you're going through this; it's unacceptable that schools often fail to protect their students. have the authorities taken any action regarding your situation???? it's imperative you seek justice. is there a legal advocate or counselor who can guide you in this??? remember, despite such adversity, change is possible and brighter days await;

Hey there, I'm so sorry you're dealing with this; honestly, it's heartbreaking and unfair. When I was around your age, I felt overwhelmed by stuff too, not the same situation but tough in its own way, and talking to someone helped me like you wouldn't believe. Please know that you have people who care about you deeply even if they haven't shown it yet; maybe a teacher you trust or a school counselor could be an ally. Remember, life can be surprising in how things change for the better when we least expect it.

Hi there,

We are truly sorry you’ve been feeling this way: it sounds like you’re enduring a lot of pain right now. You matter deeply, and so do your thoughts and feelings.

If you’re in the United States, you could reach out to the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: just dial 988, available 24/7, free and confidential. If you’re in the United Kingdom, please consider contacting Samaritans at 116 123, also available 24/7 and completely confidential.

If you’re somewhere else in the world, please let us know which country you're in: we’ll do our best to help you find a local support line or resource.

You're not alone. Sharing this takes immense courage. If you feel able, know that we're here to listen and support you. ❤

With kindness,

IIWIARS Admin team

It's deeply troubling that you find yourself in such a distressing situation, but have you considered discussing alternative educational avenues with your parents or guardians, like online schooling or homeschooling, to ensure both your safety and your education are prioritized?

Man, that's just awful; it really makes you question how schools handle these situations, like where's the accountability? 😡 You've got to keep pushing for your safety because nobody should have to endure that kind of trauma daily. When I was stuck in a similar situation at work, not the same but equally stressful, documenting everything turned out to be a real game-changer. Have you tried keeping a journal or record of what's happening? It might help when talking to someone who can actually step up and do something about it. Just remember you're stronger than this crummy situation and deserve way better!!! never underestimate the power of speaking up.

hey, first off, i'm really sorry you're in this situation. it’s totally not right that you have to deal with seeing that person daily😔. i know it seems overwhelming right now, but sometimes things can shift before we even realize; maybe a school transfer or online classes could be an option? also, think about finding someone outside the school system to talk to like a family member or friend who gets your vibe. remember there's always hope and people rooting for you! take care of yourself✌️

I'm so sorry you're in this situation; it's unacceptable that you have to deal with this every day, and I hope you're able to find a way to switch classes or get some distance from that person.

Hey, it's really tough what you're going through, and you deserve so much better 😔. I hope you can find an adult who truly listens: a family member, maybe a friend's parent or even a neighbor. They might be able to advocate for you in ways that feel too hard to handle on your own right now; we're all rooting for you to find peace and safety.

It's truly heartbreaking to hear what you're going through at such a young age; it shows immense courage to share your story. Your situation highlights the critical need for systemic change in how educational institutions handle these distressing and traumatic circumstances. In sharing my own experience, surrounding yourself with supportive people can be vital (whether it's friends, family...) it often creates a network of safety and strength. Sometimes just knowing you have allies can profoundly impact your resilience and give you hope for a better future.

it's truly upsetting you're in this situation, and i can't even begin to imagine how overwhelming it must be for you; but let me tell ya, sometimes getting through tough times can lead to a kind of strength you never knew you had. I remember feeling trapped once when things seemed bleak, but opening up to someone completely outside the situation provided a fresh perspective for me; consider reaching out to a trusted adult or counselor who might offer some guidance. above all else, know we’re all here cheering for your wellbeing and believing in your ability to find peace and safety<3

damn, that's rough and i'm really sorry you're stuck in this messed up situation 😔; it just blows my mind how schools let things like this slide...

I'm truly sorry to hear about your situation, and it must be incredibly difficult to face each day with such a heavy burden. It's crucial to prioritize finding a safe space where you can express yourself openly; perhaps consider exploring online support communities or groups that specialize in helping young people through similar challenges. Remember, you're not alone in this, and taking small steps towards seeking support could gradually lead to brighter days ahead. Stay strong and hopeful.