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OP here. I know you're right, which is why I'm planning on killing myself in the near future. If these are supposed to be "the best years of my life," I don't want to live anymore.

Planning my suicide has given me so much joy, relief, and peace. I don't think I've felt this happy in years. [/quote]

OP, don't listen to that "best years of your life" poster.  She doesn't know what it's like to grow up with abusive parents.    I do.  Your parents are emotionally abusing you right now.  Thus, right now is the opposite of the best time of your life.  Sure, for kids who go pursue their dream major and who are into it with uber supportive parents and no debt, they might be having a great time in college.

When you have abusive parents, life gets better when you are free from your abusers.  This *will* get so much better OP, I promise.

And honey, Columbia is not all that.  I have a friend who went there.  He has been unemployed most his life and lives with his mother.  In his 40s.  Another person is a fed employee.  Nothing special.

What's special is life.  The next 60+ years of your life.  You be in love, get married, travel, buy your first home, move wherever you want to move.  Learn some hobbies.  Make so many friendships.  You will rarely even think of college.

Please, do not commit suicide.  Don't let your parents destroy you right when you are so close to freedom.  No way.  I'd rather walk out.  Talk to someone.  A church leader, college counselor, your old high school counselor.  Get support to get out of this rut.  [/quote]

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