For the longest time I’ve been depressed. Eventually my anxiety got worse and I had to drop out of my freshman year of high school. After high school I got my ged a couple months later, I was 16 then I’m now 17. I don’t really know what I want to do anymore in life. I have no friends or no social life at all. I barely talk to my mom about my feelings bc she doesn’t know how to deal with it, she takes it as me complaining to her when all I want is help. I want an actual life but it’s kinda hard when I have no support.
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Hi! I just wanted to say I’m really proud of you for getting your GED. That takes a lot of determination, especially when you’ve been struggling with depression and anxiety.
I can also relate to having a hard time finding support. I’ve been through a lot with my son’s dad and some family situations, and I’m still navigating those challenges. It isn’t always easy to find people who will simply listen without judging.
I just wanted you to know that you’re not alone. Thank you for sharing your story, and I hope things continue to get better for you one step at a time. ❤️