If it makes you feel better, no one talks to me at school either.

Sometimes your underneath the wheel, smudged into the dirt. Sometimes your atop the wheel, shining in the light. Wait for the wheel, Mark... And remember that whatever depression or pain you may feel is also a part of a great learning cycle. And also remember that pain reminds you that you ARE alive. I know, it sucks... But so long as you stay true to who you are, I believe no matter what, it will eventually work out. Just look at the up and downs you've had already. Consider this your first big "slumber", and there may be more to come. But just keep strong... Many of us have been here (again and again...)

Hunter speaks truth, trust me, the wheel keeps turning your entire life I'm afraid.

Enjoy the good times while you're up there, and remember that even in your darkest hour, the wheel is turning towards the sunshine again.

Well said, my friends.

We're here if you need someone to talk to.

Very poetic Hunter. And well put.

christ man... if its any consolation, almost that exact same thing has happened to me once, except sans the 400 pound debt and the 'lump in my mothers womb' thing, plus the fact that i was going to 'school' in a &$%@ing concentration camp.

cheer up!

Concentration camp? I want to hear this...

is the lump in the womb a tumor or a baby?