Niichole
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Joined: September 12, 2012
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I'll consider this when things are better. I love you guys.
Stay beautiful, and strong. Thanks for the support.
Stay beautiful, and strong. Thanks for the support.
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Cheers to the kids who
feel like
they're dying inside but still gather
up the strength to roll out of bed, get
dressed, and leave the house. You
are strong and beautiful and worth
so much more than you know.
they're dying inside but still gather
up the strength to roll out of bed, get
dressed, and leave the house. You
are strong and beautiful and worth
so much more than you know.
How can I expect
someone to love me,
WHEN I CAN'T EVEN
love myself?
© format coded by: br0kenwings
Please don't remove this!
One day, there was a boy who walked into my
classroom. He had missed
a frequent amount of school, and the teacher called him out for it infront
of the class. Michael nodded, embarrassed as the class giggled, and
walked to his seat. Furthering to embarrass him, the teacher asked
where he had been this time. Michael humerously replied, "your mom's
bed." The teacher got angry and told him to sit down.The teacher continued
speaking, and Michael stood up on his chair.He asked us how many
teachers it took to change a lightbulb. The class giggled. "Alright, how
many depressed people does it take to change a lightbulb?" Michael
continued. The class fell silent. "Doesn't matter, it's always dark, isn't it?"
Michael then lifted his arm. "When you wake up and you've got a dead arm,
can't control it, can't make it do anything...Imagine that on your whole body.
Your mind, your whole life...Remember when I was off school? Remember
all the jokes? What options you choosing Michael? Getting out of bed?
Staying awake? Coming to class? Only that's when I was so low...getting
out of bed wasn't an option for me. Even on Facebook...changed my
status to 'still skiving'. It's funny, isn't it? It just makes it a little harder...
sometimes it's already to hard. I mean, you lot are my mates, right?"
Then he sat down. Everyone sat silently, even the teacher seemed shocked.
Then another girl in my class stood up on her chair.
3 of your classmates will experience a mental health problem.
Think twice before laughing along, mental illness is no a joke.
a frequent amount of school, and the teacher called him out for it infront
of the class. Michael nodded, embarrassed as the class giggled, and
walked to his seat. Furthering to embarrass him, the teacher asked
where he had been this time. Michael humerously replied, "your mom's
bed." The teacher got angry and told him to sit down.The teacher continued
speaking, and Michael stood up on his chair.He asked us how many
teachers it took to change a lightbulb. The class giggled. "Alright, how
many depressed people does it take to change a lightbulb?" Michael
continued. The class fell silent. "Doesn't matter, it's always dark, isn't it?"
Michael then lifted his arm. "When you wake up and you've got a dead arm,
can't control it, can't make it do anything...Imagine that on your whole body.
Your mind, your whole life...Remember when I was off school? Remember
all the jokes? What options you choosing Michael? Getting out of bed?
Staying awake? Coming to class? Only that's when I was so low...getting
out of bed wasn't an option for me. Even on Facebook...changed my
status to 'still skiving'. It's funny, isn't it? It just makes it a little harder...
sometimes it's already to hard. I mean, you lot are my mates, right?"
Then he sat down. Everyone sat silently, even the teacher seemed shocked.
Then another girl in my class stood up on her chair.
3 of your classmates will experience a mental health problem.
Think twice before laughing along, mental illness is no a joke.