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I don't think that "stupid" or other judgement sorts of words are appropriate here. You feel how you feel, and you want what you want, and that's okay. I do think that it's unfair to yourself though, to opt out of life before you give it a fair chance to get better. Judging yourself is a guilt thing - wanting the best for yourself is a love thing. I don't think that you deserve guilt here - it think that you deserve love.
I'm 18 too. I kind of feel this sense of being stuck where I want to kill myself and want to save myself from myself but feel so drained to do so. I have had my fair share of my toxic household (where I have to continue living with the people who make me feel so miserable for 2 years until I can financially be stable) and SA, and I am constantly shifting between wanting to live a successful life and killing myself. I have so many goals I want to achieve, but I am so emotionally unstable, and I blame my mom for yelling so much at me that (based on research) has probably impacted my brain development, causing the emotional part of my brain to be far more overreactive and the judgment part to be kind of impaired. I always felt so much smarter as a kid compared to others, but then going through 10 years of my mom's yelling through every single thing, I've felt the difference. I feel like the most emotional person in the room, and I wish it wasn't me. It's not only about crying about some stupid video. It's just about overreacting and draining myself over every single event in my life. Being so emotional is legitimately even more torturous than being persistently depressed because beyond being depressed, you don't even know what you want to do with your life. You can't end the pain.
