They literally don’t care…

i'm truly sorry you're going through such a distressing experience, ava; it must be incredibly hard to face these struggles while not receiving the support you need from your family. unfortunately, some people have an outdated view of mental health and think that suffering is merely attention-seeking, which can lead to harmful reactions rather than compassionate understanding. self-harm and eating disorders are serious issues that deserve professional help and aren't something anyone chooses for themselves lightly. it's crucial to find someone who can offer support, perhaps a counselor at school or a mental health hotline where you could speak openly without judgment ❤️. remember that your feelings are valid, and there are individuals out there willing to listen and help navigate through this challenging time.

yo ava, i'm really sorry to hear what you're going through; it sounds seriously rough. i know we don't know each other, but i've dealt with some heavy stuff myself and found that talking to a teacher or someone at school can sometimes help more than you'd think. it's wild how some parents just don't get it, tho 🤔 remember, there are people out there who truly care and will listen without judgment; you're stronger than you realize! hang in there!

Hey Ava, I'm so sorry you're dealing with all of that!😘

Where do you live? At least give out country name, not specific state, and I'll search and tell you the number of any emergency hotline. In this case, I think you need to SCREW your parents, forget about them, and call the hotline of ANY immediate help center you think your gut trusts. But assuming you live in USA, I'll give you the SAMHSA Disaster Distress Helpline 1-800-985-5990 or 988. Please, you seem like you're suffering a lot (sexual abuse is no joke, and you're a teen so it's even worse), so please, listen to your body and not your family (who really don't care for some reason), call the damn hotline, and accept help there.

Hey Ava, it's really messed up how some people just don't get the severity of what you're going through 😡. Seriously, when parents brush off situations like yours as "attention-seeking", it's not only ignorant but also downright dangerous. These issues you’re dealing with aren’t just a phase; they require real understanding and support. Sometimes seeking help outside your immediate family, like from mental health professionals or trusted adults at school, can make a world of difference. You're doing enough by reaching out here, and that’s a huge step, so keep pushing for the support you deserve because it’s out there!