

What I want most isn’t anything material. It isn’t anything that you can hold on to physically. What I want most is to see happiness in other people. To see happiness and hopefulness in the eyes of those i’ve seen before living in sorrow and pain.
We’re all going to go through difficult tasks and events in life. No matter how much we try to push the negatives out of our lives and try to shut them out by ignoring them, they will still attempt to come back.
Life is a game. You will be hit with task after task and event after event to make the right decisions. To be able to experience certain things, to be made stronger. Everything that happens to us is to help us become stronger both mentally and physically. Once we learn from our mistakes and resolve the issue at hand or maybe even the issue from the past, then we can move on from that and we are given the next task we have to conquer in life.
I’ve been through some pretty terrible things, and even drove myself literally crazy, and I know I haven’t been through as bad of things as others have, but it really all demends on how we handle the situations.
Life can be a good thing. Everyone always complains about how much their life sucks, how much people suck, and how much everything sucks. It doesn’t have to be that way though. If someone calls you a name, don’t take it personally. Anything they say reflects back on them and their own insecurities. Words only have as much meaning as you put behind them. If you don’t like someone, fine; don’t talk to them, don’t mention them, don’t think about them. They can stay out of your life if you don’t want them there. If you’re going through something serious, there is a way to get help. Whether it’s a friend, a family member, a guidance counselor, teacher you trust, or a help line-You CAN get help. It’s okay to reach out for help, because when you do that shows that you are strong. Trying to handle something alone doesn’t make you strong because you’re always going to be much stronger with more than one person.
Stop. Stop having regrets because clearly you wanted to do what you did at the time. You don’t need to regret the mistakes you have made because they have shaped you into the person you are today. Stop living in the past and living in the future. The past not longer is and the future has yet to come, so why waste your time worrying about either? Today, is the only day you have. Right now is all you have. Stop reminding yourself of the depression. The sad songs, the sad quotes, the sad pictures, the sad videos, the sad thoughts. Instead replace them with happier things. Get all of the negativity our of your life one step at a time. You can listen to happy music, read inspiring quotes, clear your head, and distract yourself by doing something you enjoy, with something that makes you happy.
It’s okay. It is okay to cry, it is okay to ask for help, and it is okay to feel lost. You’re not alone. The majority of those who are reading this i’m sure are teenagers. Did you know that teenager don’t have a fully devoloped frontal lobe in their brain? It’s not fully developed until around the age of 21 (recent studies show 25), which is why the drinking age is what it is. “The frontal lobes are involved in motor function, problem solving, spontaneity, memory, language, initiation, judgement, impulse control, and social and sexual behavior” (neuroskills.com). This is why we need quidance every so often to help us make the right decisions. We can’t decide things for ourselves, we simply can not make the right decisions because our frontal lobes aren’t fully developed. Simple as that, there is nothing wrong with us so it’s okay to be wondering just why you did what you did because at the time your undeveloped frontal lobe told you to.
Breath. Take a couple of moments out of your day to focus on the presant moment and breathe carefully. Concentrate on the here and now because as I said, this is the only moment you have. You can get through this. There are plenty of people out there who are just like you, and plenty of people who have made it through similar situations that you have been in. Focus on the positives, breath in, breath out, and live.
What I want most is to be able to see more awareness. For more people to notice each other. Reach out a helping hand when needed, or ask for a helping hand, rather. What I want most reflects off of what i’ve been through and what I know now.
Happiness is to be achieved not placed in front of you one day on a silver platter.
You can achieve happiness, I believe in you.
(via infinite--feelings)
Hm, that kind of thing is pretty normal. Is something going on in your life to make these thoughts occur this time of year, or is it just the Holidays? Its complicated to tell you how to get rid of these thoughts.There is nothing wrong with thinking of these things, but if it stresses you out, maybe having a discussion with someone could help clear these thoughts, or I know if I want to clear some thoughts I meditate. If it is just this time of year, it might just go away on its own. I hope this helped.
-Emily
I do this all the time. I’m sorry to hear your friends have self-injured again. The best thing to do, if you can is tell someone, whether its a therapist, or just a parent. I know how scary it can be when dealing with stuff like this. If you’re feeling overwhelmed you can try meditating. I would suggest taking some time for yourself, as stressed as you can be over other people, you’ll go crazy. It will all be okay. <3 You need to deal with yourself though, you are more than important enough.
-Emily