How to get rid of this silly life?

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The discussion centers on feelings of hopelessness and despair, with an individual expressing a lack of reasons to continue living and contemplating suicide. Respondents emphasize the importance of seeking help, recommending contacting a suicide hotline or a psychologist for support. They stress that there are people who care and can listen, highlighting that with help comes hope. The conversation encourages finding a purpose in life and suggests discussing feelings with parents or a counselor to explore these issues further. The overall message is one of seeking support and maintaining hope despite difficult circumstances.
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i have no hope and reASON TO CONTINUE MY LIFE. its been for years that nothinss really made me happy. I am feeling like I am breaking inside. sometimes i think of ways to kill myself. i think my exictance is just a pain and sadness for my family.:frown:
 
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don't talk to us, get in touch with a suicide help line or a psychologist.
 
God man, how old are you En_lizard? I really want to slap you so badly and anyone thinks your way. keep positive well ya
 
Remove the silliness, keep the life.

Where there is life, there is hope.

Try to find or identify a purpose. Perhaps one can discuss purpose with one's parents - that's what parents are for.

Also talk to someone or a counselor as Monique suggested.
 
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