(continued from
>>15, if you're still reading)
Trust me when I say I've known people in similar situations as
>>5. Terrible situations can magnify your own problems, to the point that they no longer really make sense.
How do you know you're worthless, and what your life holds in store for you? Are you a fucking oracle? The only thing stopping you from doing something with your life is yourself, and the notion that you can't. Everyone can. Does everyone need to to be worth a damn? Not really, actually. What does it even mean, to be worthless, knowing so many people happily get by without doing much at all? What does it mean that you think you won't achieve anything in life when people have started off much worse and achieved greater? What's stopping you from being the greatest god damned person ever, something stupid like fate? Please.
There's a word for people that bully others for being different: cowards. People that are inherently apprehensive towards things they aren't used to, and thus attack it with the most primal instinct they have. People who don't bother to give enough thought to their actions to consider their meaning. So similarly, you should give them just as little thought as they give you - that is, none at all. The worst thing you could do is react to it, because logically speaking, you're literally making something terrible out of nothing special. The comments they make at you are worth the same amount as bathroom wall writing. Do you cry about bathroom wall writing? Has anyone cut themselves because someone drew a penis on the side of the urinal? Why would you feel bad about what some asshole said without thinking?
Does your mother think you're worthless or is she just mad at you about things sometimes? You aren't the first person to feel pressure from their parents' expectations, especially after failing them. I spent basically all of highschool betraying expectations left and right until I entered college. Your mom has no leverage over whether or not you're worth something, no matter how bad it makes you feel. If you don't remember that then you have pretty shitty logic - usually one would try to justify things, not make them worse for no reason.
I'm sorry to hear about your grandfather. When I said I knew someone in your situation before, I meant all of my cousins when my grandfather died. It shook some of them hard, because we were all young. One of them went through your situation, turning to being unnecessarily dark in an attempt to assuage her sad feelings. That's not really something you can help, but it's not something you should make worse either. What will cutting yourself have anything to do with your grandpa? I don't think he'd appreciate being responsible for you being harmed in any way, especially if you're making it so yourself.
And you aren't alone. You just feel alone. No one is ever truly alone, especially if they're on this website talking to people about their problems. Irrational as it is, people here
really give a shit if someone comes to them with a problem - trust me on this. It's an insult to their altruistic nature if you still claim to be alone in your problems after they've tried to help you out.