by Jupiter777 » Thu Mar 02, 2017 10:17 pm
Sometimes we are so depressed that we feel like no one wants to talk to us. But what sometimes tends to happen is we get so tired of ppl asking us "how are you?", that we start being short with them, or it seems like we have an attitude. It's only because we don't truly know how to share our feelings. Even if we say we don't want anyone to truly know how we feel, a lot of times that isn't so. We just wish to say it in a way that we hope they will understand.
If your friend is truly a good friend, just invite her over one day, and apologize for the way you're acting (I'm not saying to apologize because you're done something wrong. But sometimes ppl will be willing to talk to you more if they feel you realize you're been putting them off or something). IDK, but seriously tell her that you're going through so much right now, and you really don't know how to handle it all. Tell her that you wish there was just someone there who didn't judge you, and helped you through this difficult time.
But at the same time, you should research therapists, psychologists and/or psychiatrists in your area. Because you may need to talk to a professional who will give you the proper care taht you need. We have all been there and hit rock bottom. Sometimes we may need some anti-depressants or just talk therapy to help us out of the rut we're in. Don't be so hard on yourself.
Calling a hotline will be great help. You should really call them. They won't call the police if you're honest with them. I mean, completely honest. Just say you're feeling lonely and depressed and wish you weren't feeling like that anymore. They should help guide you in the right direction.
Also, every parent who has a teenager, will try and give them some space. Usually. So this might be what's going on with the feeling you get that your parents are pushing you away. You don't have to tell them EVERYTHING that's bothering you, but just tell them that you're feeling really crappy now, and maybe you'd wish them to check in on you once a day or something. And make sure to end both talks (with friend + parent) with a hug or something. It will help you both feel much better going forward.