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Dear Roses_191~
When too many things pile up the world looks impossible. You have said a great many unkind things about yourself, waging year 10 as you heard bullying voices, getting tantrums, which I suspect are due to frustration, having financial problems and having to rely upon your parents (at your age most young people do) ..... I could go on but will only make you think of all the things you beleive are bad.
I think there are three things I'd like to say to you, and the first is to ask you what you like, what you enjoy. Thinking more of those things will make the world a better place -try to practice them if they are practical every day, and if not remember how you felt when enjoying them.
The second is that it is good yoou do have peple who try to help and recognize you have genuine difficulties. They may not always be even tempered and may not always give you the exact help you need. Also if you are frightened of being alone with a particular councilor then say so. It does not mean you are accusing him of anything, just you are uncomfortable and as a result will not benefit from the sessions as you should.
The third thing is to be kind ot yourself, trying to reach other people's goals may not be for you, and trying to make you will simply make matter worse. Look inside yourself for the things you can do and be pleased. Do any seem obvious to you straight away?
Life has been hard on you and given you more burdens than many, you do have strenght in trying to deal with them and the people around you.
With all you see as wrong try to make just one thing better, rather than being overwhelmed by them all at once. Maybe help you mother. Would the be a good one to start with?
You will always be welcome here
Croix
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