How school ruins my mh

I'm truly sorry to hear about your experiences, Sumaya. It sounds incredibly challenging to endure such a hostile environment at school. Have you considered reaching out to a mental health professional??? They can often provide guidance and support tailored to your needs. In my own life, talking to a counselor made a significant difference. It might also be advantageous to explore techniques for resilience and self-care to foster emotional wellbeing. While it may seem that teachers and peers are indifferent, sometimes individuals are unaware of the impact of their actions. Have you thought about communicating your feelings constructively to someone who might listen??? It's crucial to remember that you are not alone, and there are people who genuinely care about your wellbeing.

hey sumaya, it sounds really rough what you're going through. i've been in some tough spots myself, and i get the feeling of being stuck. but it's key to remember that things can change. maybe the teachers don't see your side yet, but things could look up? ever tried talking it out with someone else at school? it's easy to feel like nobody gets it when you're going through stuff. maybe you're not seeing the full picture, though; it might help to step back and reassess some things. stay strong, and don't give up on finding that support you need. we all have those moments where we doubt ourselves, but you're not alone in this journey💪.

hey sumaya, i'm really sorry to hear what you're dealing with. it sounds like you're having a really tough time 😔. have you thought about trying to communicate with your teachers again? sometimes people don't get it until you spell it out. i had a similar situation and kept hearing "you're overreacting." eventually, i sat down with someone who listened. i know it feels like no one understands or cares, but it might be worth giving it one more shot. don't forget, things can change, even when it feels impossible; reaching out might just shift things in a different direction. i hope you find the support you need soon. ❤️

I totally understand what you’re going through. I went through the same thing and I’m sorry to hear that you have to deal with it also. I’ve come to learn that the school system isn’t here for us, but for the money and everything else. I would say to look into therapy to help talk about and fix your mh. If therapy doesn’t help, you could ask the therapist to look into homeschooling! They have different things you can do where you can either have your parent teach you or do it online.

For the friends part, I hear ya. Making friends is hard and especially when you feel alone. If you aren’t good at in person interactions, you could try joining an online group and maybe find people in your area or out of your area to talk to!

Please stay strong and don’t let it get to you, you are worth so much and don’t deserve what you are going through. Grab life by the horns and steer it!

honestly, sumaya, i totally get where you're coming from. it's messed up how teachers just don't seem to get it, right??? they act like they're listening, but where's the actual support??? i agree that the system often fails to help those who need it most. it's like they ignore real struggles while focusing on stuff that doesn't even matter. nobody should have to feel invisible like that. keep pushing for what you deserve; it's about time they wake up and look at what's really going on. don't let them get away with it, you deserve better. 💪

hey Sumaya, really feel for ya in this situation, but maybe things ain’t all bad? it sounds like you’re at the end of your rope, but sometimes people gotta see things from a diff angle. could be that teachers miss what's going on; have you tried talking to them outside of class? maybe they're not hearing you like they should, but it could change with the right convo. also, why do you think they all got something against you? might be worth thinking about if there's a chance things could be different. hang in there.

hey sumaya, man, i totally feel you on this!!! it's wild how schools don't take mental health seriously and just brush it off like it's no big deal. the whole "kicking off" thing is such a cop-out—i mean, come on, isn't it obvious it's a cry for help? bullies always seem to get a pass, while you're left dealing with the fallout. they're always saying things like "just ignore it," but how on earth are you supposed to do that when it's constant? i know it's tough, and the system seems hopeless most of the time; still, keep your head up. it’s not fair that your timeout pass got yanked and your support's dwindling. maybe there's a way to let them know how much you're struggling.