
Originally Posted by
cutter43
Hi, i am a 15 year old girl who don't know what else to do. Just like all teens i like someone that i can't have. He is 3 years older than me. He is cute and relly cool to be around. I want to have him but i know i won't be able to. I dont know what to do anymore. i see him every day and today he was at my house talking to me waiting for my bro to come home and he told me he was moving in like a month. i dont want him to move i never got a chance with him and want one. now i feel like i want to die. i have cut myself before to get rid of all the pain and dont no what else to do. i dont want to do that again thats not something good. well now i just feel like i want to die. when he moves i will never see him again and that makes me sad. i dont no what to do he dont no how i feel about him and i dont want to tell him and dont want a friend to cause i dont believe in that. what should i do i just feel like giving up on life and dieing. and i dont want to go and talk to someone i just can't do that it wouldnt feel right. i just need to no what else to do.
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"All of us need to believe that we are loved and lovable. We began life with confidence on both points, bathed in a mother's love and swaddled in our own innocence. Love was never in question, but over time our certainty clouded. When you look at yourself today, can you still make the two statements every infant could if it had the words?
I am completely loved.
I am completely lovable.
Few people can, for looking at yourself honestly you see flaws that make you less than completely lovable and less than perfectly loved. In many ways this seems right to you, for perfect love is supposedly not of this world. Yet in a deeper sense, what you call flaws are really just the scars of hurts and wounds accumulated over a lifetime. When you look in the mirror, you think you are looking at yourself realistically, but your mirror doesn't reveal the truth that endures despite all hurt:
You were created to be completely loved and completely lovable for your whole life.
In a way it is amazing that you do not realize this, because underneath everything you think and feel, innocence is still intact. Time cannot blemish your essence, your portion of spirit. But if you lose sight of this essence, you will mistake yourself for your experiences, and there is no doubt that experience can do much to obliterate love. In an often hostile and brutal world, maintaining innocence seems impossible. Therefore, you find yourself experiencing only so much love and only so much lovability.
This can change."
Dr. Chopra
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