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I've been feeling so terrible lately, I just wish someone would notice, I feel bad to tell my friend because she has her own life and i don't wanna stress her out, I can barely get out of bed, I only go to school and study because I want a job to support me and my parents for when they're older. I don't have any friends that talk to me, my best friend is always busy, I wish she would make time for me sometime but Im scared ill come off as clingy and toxic. I just wish i had someone who would make me feel like they truly care for me and that i can do anything with having to worry about coming off as weird.
I’m so sorry that you are feeling this way. Are there any adults in your life that you can talk to about your feelings besides your best friend? It could be a family member, teacher, coach, a school counselor. Also, your best friend is your best friend for a reason and one of the reasons people become friends is so they can lean on each other to vent or for advice so maybe you can try talking to your friend and see what happens. If you would like to talk about this further you can call or text our 2NDFLOOR Youth Helpline at 888-222-2228. We are available 24/7. You can also message us on our app to have a conversation about this or anything else. We can help you think of some more ideas and problem solve together!
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