The question does not indicate if you or your friends share your parents concerns.Parents may be concerned about many things from sasquatches to health food supplements and may even have read the internet about diagnosing and treating all manner of health issues. This however does not make them experts, psychologists, counsellors or anything else. They cannot diagnose any disease, suggest treatment or magic cures, or offer advise other than to see a professional.If they are concerned they might want to offer to pay for you to visit a trained medical professional of your choice to discuss the matter. "Trained professional" does not include their local preacher, Aunt Matty who worked for a psychologist once, their favourite quack or whatever. The meeting between the professional and yourself should not include them and you do not have to discuss the outcome with them.
If your region has a health hot line that you can call for advise on health issues call them as a start, see what is available. Local hot lines may de identified though an internet search using search strings like "depression, hot line, (your location)". School counsellors, drop in clinics and such may also offer potential contacts.
It depends on if you are or not if you are tell them that ,they will get you help if you aren't try being in more of a happy mood if that doesn't work tell them you're not while looking them in the eye if your not sure if you are or not give it a week and if you feel the same talk to your parents about it
then one talk to friends
2 get help from someone fast, my pearsonal exp shows that it will only hurt u
3 get away from the house
If you have been feeling real depressed because you got really angry at your friend and have not been talking to her lately you should apologize for getting angry with her if you are sorry for it, or explain to her why you were angry and see if you can work it out.
Pray for them.
will become depressed
My opinion on the matter is that parents shouldn't be abusing their children anyway, but i think that parents that are drunks or druggies abuse their children more than a parent who is stressed or depressed.
By explaining it to them carefully and maturely. However, you should always be careful with who you're talking to online and your parents are only concerned about you.
Try talking to your parents and explain what you feel. If this does not work you can try seing each other without your parents being there. If your parents know wha tlove is they should not try to keep you away.
If "just talking" is really all you want to do you can go into the back yard or other room. If you have more than "just talking" in mind maybe it is best that your parents are around.
Yes you do need to apologize to your parents and your parents and you need to communicate to each other. Sit down with your parents and explain to them you feel confused and depressed. 13 is a tender age and many teens can feel the way you do and it's normal. However, you need to let your parents know what is going through your mind and how you feel so they can help you. If you're parents didn't want you talking to a certain boy then they have good reason and you should listen to them. They are wiser than you and really love you and want to protect you. You aren't expected to know everything at 13 years old and you have great parents because they care enough to protect you and keep you out of trouble. Have that talk with them and tell them how you feel. You can NEVER disappoint your parents enough for them to ever stop loving you. They are hard on you because they want you safe and sound, so don't think they are the monsters in this case. You are going to have to start earning their trust again. If they tell you that you can't see a certain boy or a girlfriend then be up front and ask your parents why. They owe you an explanation. It's a two way street.
No. Children don't have the knowledge, experience to make good decisions that why they have parents. Also depends on what age you are talking about.
They think that she is depressed over the death of Tybalt
You'd be surprised what talking to your depressed son might do. Have a dinner together and talk about what is bother him. If that doesn't help, maybe some family therapy.
It could be that you are depressed. You should go see your doctor.