I’m really sorry you’re feeling like this right now, but I’m glad you’re reaching out. It sounds like you’re dealing with a lot of overwhelming struggles. While things may feel impossible at the moment, you’ve already accomplished something incredibly important—holding on and making it through the tough stuff. Sometimes, the weight of everything can cloud the fact that small steps forward, even if they don’t seem like much, are huge.

Life can feel unbearably tough when you’re stuck in a situation that feels unchangeable, but it’s important to know that there are ways to start shifting things, even little by little. Your intelligence, your strength in quitting drugs, and your desire for something better are all things that can help you move forward, even if it feels slow.

If you're struggling, it might help to talk to a counselor or someone you trust who can give you support and perspective. You don't have to handle everything on your own. You matter more than the circumstances you're facing, and there are people out there who can help you through this.

>>32608989
>counselor
What? There are no counselors here. And if you mean a psychologist, waitinglists are 2+ years and they are utter retards.
Talking won't give me money and opportunities. I am permanently stuck, and the boomer-'haves' are perfectly content with me rotting to save them a dime for another vacation or house renovation

>>32608980
>144iq
doubt.