so maybe i need to get some help, thanks for answering my question last night, but before i read it i ended up doing it last night, i really need the help, but im just scared to tell them about it. how should i bring it up to them?
You are also apparently intelligent enough to realize that this is not an answer to your problems.
Think about what caused you to want to do that. Think about the answers you got to your previous question.
If you choose to do it a second time, or want to and want to stop yourself, talk to a school counselor. Honestly, its easier sometimes to start with an adult who isnt your parents. They can help you find the words you want to say when you need to tell others and they can help you figure out what to do from there (and help your parents too).
The school counselors do have to tell your parents I believe, just so you know. So talk to them and tell them that you want to speak to them first, before they bring your parents into it. But your parents do need to know as well. [ WittyUsernameHere's advice column | Ask WittyUsernameHere A Question ]
EriksBallerina answered Thursday October 4 2007, 8:35 pm: tell your school counselor!
that way, she will tell your parents and likely they won't be as mad because the counselor can explain it to them. (or you could tell her not to tell your parents)
She'll probably make you an appointment with a therapist, too...
Don't be afraid to be in therapy- i'm in therapy for depression/anxiety disorders and a social phobia, and it's not weird or anything. It's basically just talking to someone.
It'll make you feel better to talk to someone who will listen.
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