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So I'm really worried
By: black rose Date: December 25, 2015, 7:13 pm
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First, my sister said she doesn't even want to be alive anymore
to me, and I don't know what to do and I don't know how to help
and I hate that I can't do anything to help her. Second, my
other sister had apparently been drinking and is being hit on by
guys who are like twenty three when she's seventeen and I'm
worried about her. I don't know what to do because I was asked
by my sister not to say anything to my mom and that she'd do it
eventually and I don't know what I should do and I need some
advice.
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Re: So I'm really worried
By: Jstar Date: December 25, 2015, 9:08 pm
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Okay. For your first sister, ask her why she wants to not be
alive. Hang out with her, make her feel happier, give her a
nicer life. If she hasn't already, i think she should take
confidential therapy.
For your other sister, my advice for her is to simply follow her
heart; but take her brain with her. If she is an alcoholic and
that young, she really should seek some help for that, and try
to stay away from older men.
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Re: So I'm really worried
By: Raven` Date: December 30, 2015, 7:50 pm
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I second Jay.
The first sister probably has something going on or isn't
feeling the best. I recommend, like Jay said, to get closer to
her, but not overly close as you don't wanna scare her. Show her
she's loved and maybe she'll tell you why she wants to... well,
do that to herself. Or, even better, she'll change her mind
completely and stay with you.
On the second sister, there isn't much you can do. She's almost
an adult, and I've seen bigger age gaps than a simple six years.
But, I do see why you're frightened. So I think you should
listen closely and keep a watchful eye. If something is out of
place... well, I know nobody likes being a tattle tale, but you
should then tell someone.
If you want better advice, I recommend going to a school
guidance counselor. Or, who's even better, a SAP counselor. Now,
I don't know if you have one or if they go by a different title,
but if so, here's an explanation. A SAP counselor has all the
qualities of a normal guidance counselor - but they can not give
out any information to anyone. Any meeting with them is
confidential. Say, if you went to a teacher about your sisters,
they would have to report it. The SAP counselor does not and
will most likely not.
All in all, I hope everything turns out fine. If you ever need
to talk, I'll be right here. I'm sure we all will. I will be
reinstalling Skype on my phone soon, so it should be easier to
contact me.
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