"Panic attacks". Or are you just sad?

I honestly can't blame your mom. You sound like an attention ***** who often acts out so that the people in your life focus on your "problems." A mom knows their kid better than anyone else, and if she ignored you like this, than that must mean that she has become desensitized to your "problems." They must be so frequent that you've become the little boy who cried wolf. You call for pity and attention so often, and surely somebody has tried to help you. But you are stubborn, you don't listen to these people. That is why you feel like "nobody cares." You can't help a person who wants to have "problems." That is the trouble with this generation, everybody thinks they are so special and that "nobody understands them." That is every teenager, no matter what year, decade, or century you are in. The reason you believe that you have completely messed your life up is because you are still living in this immature fantasy rather than focusing all this energy you seem to have on things that really matter. Stop being so self-centered. Stop seeking attention from others. Pay attention to yourself, who you really are not this illusion. Stop looking for love from others; just love yourself.

Effective treatments, (most are free) for panic attacks may be found in section 8, at ezy build. See the COMPREHENSIVE POST first.

Dam I wanna give you a hug haha I care

Everyone's got someone that cares about them. Hang out with your friends and people that love you. Don't stay home and beat yourself up over nothing. There's no reason that you should feel so sad when you have plenty of other good people in your life. Your mom obviously doesn't understand what you have to go through, but you know that. So don't sulk around in your room. Go out and do something fun. Feel free.

no one cares. gtfo

I wish I could give you a hug right now. E-HUG!

I wish I could give you a hug right now. E-HUG! I have clinical depression and I know what it's like people will judge you. For all the people who say you're being a drama queen, here's some information: Certain behaviours are caused by shortages or excesses of chemicals in the brain. Would you say I'm a drama queen because it's clinically proven my brain doesn't produce enough serotonin? If so, go **** yourself.

#83: Talk about being irrationally judgemental of someone's situation! You have no idea who this person is, their personality, their psychological history... yet you insist on stereotyping. Of course, "this generation" must be comprised solely of "attention ******" - no one really has problems like depression or anxiety any more - I'm even starting to question the existence of Schizophrenia and Borderline Personality Disorder - surely it is all now centred around a person's need to be noticed. Please. And the imperative tone of "you are" this and "you are" that; a lovely touch in terms of gaining credibility, especially considering you don't actually know this person at all. Perhaps you should think twice before being so blatantly arrogant, unnecessarily cruel and utterly ignorant.

#90 You're completely right, it is ignorant to voice an opinion when it comes solely from experience. You're right, its unnecessarily cruel to be honest to somebody who needs to hear the truth. And its incredibly arrogant to even consider posting a response to a public comment. However, I would like to point out one thing. Real people have real problems, and its disgusting for others to pretend. They're mocking those who do need our help, lowering their credibility. I am not stereotyping. But when I read this post, it was purely identical to something/somebody I've heard before. So maybe you shouldn't judge me without knowing my situation either. Wait...isn't that what you accused me of doing? Oh yeah it is. You are hypocrite and as much to blame as I.