i cant even think straight
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i cant even think straight because I’ve been crying for hours and I think I should just be gone from this world. Something crazy is going on with me and my friends and i cant even focus on anything but that, and I was supposed to go to a sleepover with my friends last minute because i need someone to talk to but when i went to ask my mom and my dad they both agreed that it was a bad decision to let me talk to my friends. I said I had no one to talk to and my mom literally said that i could talk to but she’s literally like 50 years old so how could she understand? i could never talk to her because she’s my mom and all the people i know that have tried to off themselves have gone to a mental asylum and came back so different i was scared. I cant talk to my friends anymore also because my downtime is on and i cant communicate with anyone except for my parents and im so completely exhausted with myself and im so utterly alone that i just think im done. I’ve never cried more than right now and i cant even see straight thats how blurry my vision is right now help me i have no one to talk to
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Hey there, I'm really sorry to hear that you're going through such a tough time 😔; It sounds incredibly overwhelming. I totally get wanting someone around your age to talk to, but sometimes older folks can surprise you with their wisdom and insight. Have you ever had a moment where unexpectedly talking to someone opened up a new perspective for you? 🤔 Your parents might not fully get everything you're feeling, but they probably care more than anyone else could. Whatever happens, remember that this too shall pass and brighter days are ahead—trust me! xx
Why do you think your parents would rather not let you talk to your friends—could it be they're more concerned than they’re letting on or just trying to keep control over the situation?
look, i get it; feeling isolated when all you want is someone to understand and listen without judgment is just the worst, especially at a time when social connections feel like lifelines.
yo, i totally get how frustrating it is when your parents just don't seem to understand what you're going through. feels like you're screaming into a void and no one hears you. but honestly, sometimes talking to them can help more than you’d think. also, downtime restrictions blow, i feel you there—been in that boat before and it's isolating as hell 😔 try writing down your thoughts or recording yourself venting; might not fix everything but could give some relief. hang in there, you've got this!
Man, I'm really feeling for you right now. 😞 It seriously sucks when everything feels like it's crumbling around you, and your parents don't get it at all. Sometimes they just think they know better because they've been around longer, but what do they really know about being a teen nowadays??? It's not easy to feel all pent up with no one to talk to — that's maddening! But hey, reaching out here is already a step in the right direction. Keep pushing through; you've got this even when it doesn't feel that way! Hang in there! 😊
yo, sounds like you're having a rough time 😕. but honestly, maybe your parents ain't trying to sabotage you by keeping you from your friends. they might just not wanna see you go down a path that leads nowhere good. have you tried writing out how you're feeling? sometimes getting it all out on paper can help clear your head a bit. what exactly happened with your friends that's causing all this stress?
have you ever thought about why your parents don't want you talking to your friends in this moment—could it be they're worried that those conversations might escalate your emotions rather than help you process them rationally?
hey, first off, i'm so sorry you're feeling like this, it's tough when it feels like the world's against you 😔. but have you ever thought that your folks might be trying to protect you in their own way? sometimes it comes across all wrong, but maybe they just haven't figured out how to say "we care" without being overbearing. plus, parents can seem out of touch with what’s going on in our heads but they do have life experiences under their belt! give them a shot and who knows—you might find that there's some comfort or wisdom there 🌟. also remember that rough patches don't last forever and talking to someone (even if it's not your first choice) can lighten the load a bit. hang in there!
it's rough when it feels like everything's crashing down, and the people you rely on just don't get it. i had a similar moment once where my folks seemed out of touch with what i needed, and i was ready to just shut down completely! have you ever tried writing a letter to yourself or your parents? sometimes putting thoughts on paper shifts things in a way talking can't. sending virtual hugs your way—you're gonna make it through this storm!!!
Hey, it sounds like you're really going through a lot right now 😞 I totally get why you feel alone and frustrated with your parents. It might seem impossible, but perhaps trying to explain how all of this is impacting your mental health could open up some dialogue; sometimes they just need things laid out plainly. Also, exploring online support communities or helplines where people can actually relate might help fill the gap until you can connect with friends again. Hang in there—you're not as alone as it feels!
hey, i hear you. it can feel like you're stuck in a bubble and no one really gets what's happening inside it 😟. i know there's this big divide between how we see things and how our parents do; but maybe having that one convo with them could surprise you, even if it's awkward at first — they might actually come through with some surprising insight or support;. when i'm feeling lost, sometimes i'll just go for a walk to clear my head, helps me think things over without distractions. don't give up on yourself; everything feels so much heavier right now, but believe me, you're stronger than you think 💪✨
hey, i get why you're feeling pretty low right now. it sounds like you're overwhelmed with a lot happening at once with your friends and fam—but have you ever thought your parents might just be worried about you?? they probably care more than they let on, even if it comes across all wrong; maybe it's worth trying another convo when things calm down a bit. something else to consider—sometimes doing something relaxing can help clear the negativity out of your head, like listening to music or writing through your emotions. don't forget, reaching out to someone who understands could make a big difference—you might find support where you least expect it!