Date	Name/email Nom/email	What is the best way to kill yourself when you're under 13? Quelle est la meilleure forme de suicide pour les moins de 13 ans?
25 Jan 2007		When I was young my family moved and I lost all my friends. I hated it. I refused to make new friends. That is really when life became really, really miserable. I can think back 10 years and still remember days when I imagined killing myself. All the years I hoped everything would change after highschool, and once I had finally made through it, nothing changed. I feel pressure on myself to kill myself because I don't want to spend another miserable 10 years, only to decide in retrospect I could have avoided a lot of pain. I think about suicide so often it is nothing outrageous to me anymore, just another thought. Sometimes I still experience highs, but then I realize what I missed all those years and how miserable my life really is! Then I'm afraid I'll forget what it feels like to be high and in order to make sure I don't adapt to a life of misery, only to die of natural causes anyway, I then always immediately make plans on how and when to do it... :/
24 Jan 2007	Brandon Michael Morgan	Hi me again! I am still living! I am giving all of my problems to the Lord! He is not helping me! I am going to commit suicide/hang myself tonight! Please Pray For Me!!!
24 Jan 2007	Jrylze Jryl	Kill useless and unnecessary wishes. Focus on the straight road ahead on the journey towards a successful life!
23 Jan 2007	isayhi01	What is very sad is telling someone considering suicide that they are stupid or selfish. They feel as if there is no hope and all you have in your heart is to reaffirm their feelings, that is sad.
22 Jan 2007	Mandee	I hate myself, for loving him
21 Jan 2007	Mien Jr	its me again on my psp im probably posting on the wrong place but i might be dead in a few..... people who live on will die eventually but worst then suicide all you cowards who say your fine now i bet its just an excuse to avoid pain i can forgive u all since u dont know my story but for those who r sad for those africans dying its their own fault their own stupidity like every other race wat u can blame is religion because of it the world became corrupt fear developed espectially any form of christiani
21 Jan 2007	remember to feel real.	There was a typo in my last post. Where it says "and i know that sometimes it hurts to wake up everyone" the everyone is suppose to be "everyday". Whoops. Sorry about that.
21 Jan 2007	Andre Fortin	This is a nice art project; you have to think outside the box these days to be original. Bravo maintenant je t'aime encore plus Digitally yours Andre
21 Jan 2007	laura	Dont make this kit I beg u because when u become aware of how mind frequencys work u will be unhappy with what u have done. My ex husband killed himself and two of my best friends this is not a subject you want into the hands of anyone.
20 Jan 2007	Mien Jr	im on my psp so this is very hard.... as i grew older i learned that life itself is pretty meaningless. soon everything will eventually die due to mankinds stupidity. all religions created in this world is meaningless. the past does not repeat itself for the future is already fortold we are just a bunch of walking deads. this is who i am: age 15 suicide attempts 3 knife hanging and bomb very athletic soccer tennis bball hobbies crip walking breakdancing popularity well known or very popular theres more
20 Jan 2007	esther	eat poison
20 Jan 2007	NO!	Depression is one of the most common psychological problems, affecting nearly everyone through either personal experience or through depression in a family member. Each year over 17 million adults experience a period of clinical depression. The cost in human suffering cannot be estimated. Depression can interfere with normal functioning, and frequently causes problems with work, social and family adjustment. It causes pain and suffering not only to those who have a disorder, but also to those who care about them. Serious depression can destroy family life as well as the life of the depressed person. Impact of Depression: Causes tremendous emotional pain Disrupts the lives of millions of people Adversely affects the lives of families and friends Reduces work productivity and absenteeism Has a significant negative impact on the economy, costing an estimated $44 billion a year Depression and bipolar depression are presented separately because of the unique problems encountered with bipolar disorder. Individuals interested in information about bipolar disorder should also review the information on depression, as bipolar disorder usually includes depressive episodes as well. Bipolar disorder was formerly called manic-depressive disorder. It is a type of depression, and it characterized by the presence of mood swings, especially "manic highs" that often result in high risk, self-damaging behavior. Most individuals with bipolar disorder have both depressive episodes and hypomanic episodes. Depression is a psychological condition that changes how you think and feel, and also affects your social behavior and sense of physical well-being. We have all felt sad at one time or another, but that is not depression. Sometimes we feel tired from working hard, or discouraged when faced with serious problems. This too, is not depression. These feelings usually pass within a few days or weeks, once we adjust to the stress. But, if these feelings linger, intensify, and begin to interfere with work, school or family responsibilities, it may be depression. Depression can affect anyone. Once identified, most people diagnosed with depression are successfully treated. Unfortunately, depression is not always diagnosed, because many of the symptoms mimic physical illness, such as sleep and appetite disturbances. Recognizing depression is the first step in treating it. Nearly two-thirds of depressed people do not get proper treatment: The symptoms are not recognized as depression. Depressed people are seen as weak or lazy. Social stigma causes people to avoid needed treatment. The symptoms are so disabling that the people affected cannot reach out for help. Many symptoms are misdiagnosed as physical problems Individual symptoms are treated, rather than the underlying cause. Clinical depression is a very common psychological problem, and most people never seek proper treatment, or seek treatment but they are misdiagnosed with physical illness. This is extremely unfortunate because, with proper treatment, nearly 80% of those with depression can make significant improvement in their mood and life adjustment. Depression is a "whole-body" illness, involving your body, mood, and thoughts. It affects the way you eat and sleep, the way you feel about yourself, and the way you think about things. A depressive disorder is not the same as a passing blue mood. It is not a sign of personal weakness or a condition that can be willed or wished away. People with a depressive illness cannot merely "pull themselves together" and get better. Without treatment, symptoms can last for weeks, months, or years. Appropriate treatment, however, can help most people who suffer from depression. The symptoms of depression may vary from person to person, and also depend on the severity of the depression. Depression causes changes in thinking, feeling, behavior, and physical well-being. Changes in Thinking - You may experience problems with concentration and decision making. Some people report difficulty with short term memory, forgetting things all the time. Negative thoughts and thinking are characteristic of depression. Pessimism, poor self-esteem, excessive guilt, and self-criticism are all common. Some people have self-destructive thoughts during a more serious depression. Changes in Feelings - You may feel sad for no reason at all. Some people report that they no longer enjoy activities that they once found pleasurable. You might lack motivation, and become more apathetic. You might feel "slowed down" and tired all the time. Sometimes irritability is a problem, and you may have more difficulty controlling your temper. In the extreme, depression is characterized by feelings of helplessness and hopelessness. Changes in Behavior - Changes in behavior during depression are reflective of the negative emotions being experienced. You might act more apathetic, because that's how you feel. Some people do not feel comfortable with other people, so social withdrawal is common. You may experience a dramatic change in appetite, either eating more or less. Because of the chronic sadness, excessive crying is common. Some people complain about everything, and act out their anger with temper outbursts. Sexual desire may disappear, resulting in lack of sexual activity. In the extreme, people may neglect their personal appearance, even neglecting basic hygiene. Needless to say, someone who is this depressed does not do very much, so work productivity and household responsibilities suffer. Some people even have trouble getting out of bed. Changes in Physical Well-being - We already talked about the negative emotional feelings experienced during depression, but these are coupled with negative physical emotions as well. Chronic fatigue, despite spending more time sleeping, is common. Some people can't sleep, or don't sleep soundly. These individuals lay awake for hours, or awaken many times during the night, and stare at the ceiling. Others sleep many hours, even most of the day, although they still feel tired. Many people lose their appetite, feel slowed down by depression, and complain of many aches and pains. Others are restless, and can't sit still. Now imagine these symptoms lasting for weeks or even months. Imagine feeling this way almost all of the time. Depression is present if you experience many of these symptoms for at least several weeks. Of course, it's not a good idea to diagnose yourself. If you think that you might be depressed, see a psychologist as soon as possible. A psychologist can assess whether you are depressed, or just under a lot of stress and feeling sad. Remember, depression is treatable. Instead of worrying about whether you are depressed, do something about it. Even if you don't feel like it right now
18 Jan 2007	kyle	the best way is to take an overdose on pain killer. take about 15 then anout 5-10 sleeeping tablets and it si the easiest way becuase you feel nopain,it is quick and easy! i tried it last nite but my mum stopped me and took every thing off me. If you want to try it make sure your alone!
17 Jan 2007	Ashley	I know what it feels like to feel nothing but emptiness and despair. To live in a constant state of numbness and neuroticism, and to feel alienated from not only those around you, but even yourself. I know the pain it feels when you look at yourself in the mirror and see nothing but error and fault, and to feel the redundancy of everyday life. Solitude at times can bring forth inspiration, but it has the uncanny ability to foster destruction... and here i am, living in a world of destruction; which started on the outside and worked its way in.
17 Jan 2007	Our English Language!?	A question I would like to ask everyone. The English Language is wonderful and exciting when written and spoken properly so why do people today abbreviate the words - not only in messages but when they are speaking? Some will probably answer it is necessary to abbreviate messages especially when using the mobile, but do they not realise this is now becoming the 'norm' in countless other spheres. I fear mobile phones are now too intrusive. How are the very young to grasp our language properly? To read and write correctly requires our language to be spoken perfectly - not as it is at the moment by most of the population.
17 Jan 2007	matthew	if u need help add me higgins _101@hotmail.co.uk belive me after 4 suwicide attempts iv been their !
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15 Jan 2007	Marcus Maximus	Get a hunting rifle, attempt to assasinate some corrupt politician, and finally get shot in the head by about a million AK-47's. So in a sense its not really suicide, and at least you become first page news as well :) Heh, but all shit aside, rather than killing yourself try traveling on the road with nothing but a suitcase first. The shit you see, the places you meet, the drugs, women, alcohol... Sleep in sleezy motels and just move around for a while. You never know, it might help. MCM
15 Jan 2007	Kharolys	think of what youve acomplished in those 13 yrs...everyone u laughed and cried with...and if u cant remember then think of what you can acomplsh later on in life..u were just born yesterday give yourself a chance dont be dum and waste your life now think..do you still wanna take ur life and the happines from the ones around you???
14 Jan 2007	sick and twisted	my brother is on drugs it pisses me of so much i just want to kill him. i used to look up to him but now that he's on drugs it makes me feel so shitty i just want to kill him just so he will stop. his life is going nowhere fast i cant sit back and watch any more. (this is not so much suicide but murder)

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