Anyone else just want to end it all?

Classic Rock Man

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GAAman

Put the drink away, stop taking those unmentionables and get some sleep. Then tomorrow go look for a counsellor.


You can get through this and out the other side, I was the same in my past and I couldn't be better now

Take care

NomadicGray

No,

The Dogs Bollix

Yes

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057082164

You're talking about a permanent solution to a temporary problem. Get help, do it tomorrow, and don't write your whole life off on the basis of a really bad patch. It's hard work, but happiness is something you work towards, not just have out of nowhere. You need to start that work asap.

Many, if not most people, feel elements of this at times so you're most definitely not alone.

Get that help.

StewartGriffin

Yeah, lots of times.

Lifes like that. Waves and troughs, ups and downs. Takes a lot of patience but things will come around for you if you steer in the right direction. Never too late to start either.

Hang in there and things will change.

Sofiztikated

116 123. Give that number a call. The Samaritans are there to help.

Things are not as bad as they seem. You are only 19. College isn't for everyone. Women will come and go, as will friends. That's life. As for family? Families can be toxic, and sometimes you need to not be around them. Or sometimes it's just a bit of space you need.

Mr. Incognito

You are a kid going through a tough time. Life changes so fast.

Yesterday i was a 19 year old with no direction, today I am 33 with a job, a kid and a gf.

Just chill. Tomorrow will be a better day.

Peregrine

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