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I arrive home, she says her boyfriend has left her, she wants me and always has. I tell her to leave me alone forever. We argue then suddenly she collapses, unconscious.
What do I do?
Wait a few minutes, staring at her, waiting for this fake cry for help to stop. Then I realise she isn't faking it. I call my dad in panic. I run down to the ambulance station. Actually I don't. I walk slowly to the ambulance station because I am confused and sure I am going to wake up.
Ten minutes pass, she is revived and has found to have taken over 25 tablets. Leaving a suicide note saying 'I want you to see my death, as you are the one I have loved'.
Trully messed up. I get in the ambulance, at the hospital I demand she leave me alone, she has brought me more pain than any other person. She keeps questionning this. FFS, this tried to do that STUFF in MY house.
I am extremely angry. I'm scared to sleep because I have bad dreams. Why me again? Two months ago my halve brother tried to kill my mum and he wanted me to watch it happen, I managed to get in the way and receive the wrath of his anger, six months ago I nearly lost my dad. Now this?
I'm scared of living, its too random and I don't have a light anymore.
The tears are hot and salty, maybe oneday they'll be for cheer.
Sorry, I don't have a clue what I think you should do.
But if you want to talk about it, msn thing: [email protected]
Good luck.
My advice (for what it's worth); get thee to a headshrinker, cos this kind of stuff stays with you.
Don't tell her you have someone else as an excuse to not be with her. She could go stalking, and take something out on the next girl you speak to. I recon that if she split you for another guy, the other guy must have been a complete dill to let her come back to you in such a state. Do you know him? would it be safe to chat to him to get another side of the story?
Be honest and calm with the girl. Tell her straight that a stunt like that will not get you back, maybe joke about how it makes you think she's a mentalist in hope that she realises it too, but be clear that it's not going to happen between you two, while being there in this obviously rough time for her.
> Whatever happens try not to go into any form of depression or at least
> not show it anyway, cry alone if you can that's cool but if others see
> you down or closing yourself off from things then they're going to
> feel bad too.
Good God, no! That's totally unsound advice.
Don't bottle it up, and don't be afraid to let it show. And for heaven's sake, don't be in the slightest bit worried about making other people feel bad - no-one who trully cares about you will feel bad about you letting it out.
You've had some really s**t times, and you NEED to speak to someone about it. If not a counsellor, then at least a close friend or relative - maybe someone who isn't a parent, but who you can speak freely to. You might be surprised how many people are willing to listen and help you through these dark times.
I've had some similar experiences, though not as dramatic, and it's times like this you really find out who are your true friends, and who you can rely on.
Be strong, and you will get through it. But under no circumstances try to do it alone.