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Advice 170
Hey,
I'm pretty sure I have a serious problem. I'm only 16, and I can't socialize like everybody else. Some days, I'm fine and can talk to people almost naturally, but still a little quieter (more timid-like), but other days I never say a word. I don't really know why either. I'm always quiet at school, so I have very few friends. I think about suicide a lot. Most of the time, I dont think of it as a "life is terrible theres no way out but to kill myself" type situation, but more like a "suicide might make a good ending." It always just seems like that's the way my lifes supposed to end. I predict that one day soon it will. I don't wanna get a therapist, because if theres a great lesson to be learned, and if I can get better somehow, I wanna realize it on my own. I want to be enlightened. please help.
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