A message from Anonymous
Sometimes when everything seems wrong, I take my cutter blade and cut my wrist. I just want to feel the pain, to make sure I'm actually alive. I love it when blood start rushing out. These scratches are too thin to be called self-harming. I'm glad nobody cares.
We care.
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Whatever is bothering, talk to us about it. We’re here to help and we hope you can find an alternative to cutting to help yourself feel better.
—the Support Team.
A message from drizzledance
You guys still here? I just need to get this out off my chest. I've been trying to lift myself up for the past few weeks but people doesn't seem to care. They try to drown me in sorrow and all they do is blame me for everything. I have a lot of test and try out coming up, I don't know if I could enter my dream high school.
Believe in yourself. Take that negativity and let that be your fuel; your inspiration to do as best as you can. How good would it feel to prove people wrong? It’d feel amazing. Surround yourself by positive, uplifting people, who want the best for you. Ignore/avoid those who don’t. Work hard in life, at whatever it is you want and there’s no reason you won’t get it. Force yourself to think positively day in and day out, and you’ll begin to see a change in yourself.
We wish you the best,
—the Support Team.
A message from Anonymous
So there's this girl I like, and we're finally meeting in person for the first time on Sunday. We've talked since November, and we text each other every day. I want to tell her that I like her, but others have advised me not to be so forthright and just say "I like you," and instead advised trying to take her out somewhere first. Is just coming out and admitting how you feel or just easing your way in the better way to approach it?
We’re way late on this response and we apologize.
We hope everything worked out well. But to offer our opinion, easing into a situation is a good approach, but you can’t get too comfortable; eventually you have to go in for the kill.
—the Support Team.
A message from Anonymous
There's a girl I always see around campus and we make eye contact, but I have no clue who she is at all, how should I approach this female?
I suggest to just be casual and say hey the next time the two of you hold eye contact. She should smile and greet you as well. Begin with that. Then if you catch her somewhere like the bookstore or a food place, say hello, introduce yourself, joke around saying something like “it’s funny that we always see each other” and then talk about stuff going on around campus. Baby steps.
We wish you the best of luck!
—the Support Team.
Our Deepest Apologies
Due to some internal conflict we haven’t been updating in the past couple of months.
The next few months are not looking to great either, but we will definitely try to keep up date with your questions as much as possible. This is not necessarily a hiatus, we just can’t keep a promise at this time to be answering promptly.
We wish you all the best,
—the Support Team.
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