well my friend Ill call her *Kara* is like obsessed with a guy ill call him *Curt*. *Kara* doesnt think he likes her. So *Kara* is all depressed and stuff and thinks she doesnt deserve to live, all cuz she thinks *Curt* doesnt like her. *Kara* has asked *Curt* out numerous times, he said yes once but that only lasted a few days, all the rest of the times, *Curt* said no. Now to get to the point...*Kara* wants to kill her self and all she listens to is music about death. I dont want her to kill herself and i talk to her about if all the time. what should i do? Thanks a bunch!!
xASH answered Monday March 7 2005, 9:57 pm: Kara def. needs help. She shouldn't deteremine her self-worth on whether a boy likes her or not. Tell her parents or a guidance counselor before its to late. She might get mad at you but that's better than having a friend that could potentially harm herself. [ xASH's advice column | Ask xASH A Question ]
Lancerbabe06 answered Monday March 7 2005, 7:59 pm: Mkay. first off, you need to tell this girl to set her priorities straitght. Tell her to find a hobby. For example, she can obsess over cars, like I do. You can help her by doing this with her. Show her that you have a badass hobby and she'll probably go with it. Then, the rest is up to her. U've apparently been a great friend for actually caring that much about her. Keep up the good work! It will pay off in the end and come right back to you. [ Lancerbabe06's advice column | Ask Lancerbabe06 A Question ]
kleokriesel answered Monday March 7 2005, 7:20 pm: You need to tell a counselor. She should not depend on "Curt" and be so upset that he doesn't want to go out with her. She's blowing it way out of proportion and is endangering herself. [ kleokriesel's advice column | Ask kleokriesel A Question ]
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