Incoming wall of text because my mind is feeling particularly scattered today... I'm sorry in advance.
There is so much wrong with me and I just don't have the will to try and fix any of it. My mental health issues? If I improved my mindset (if I weren't so negative, closed-minded, and hopeless) and made a genuine attempt to better myself, I could probably turn my life around.
But nope. I'm trapped in my mind. I used to go to therapy; I went regularly for a year and a half. The meds did nothing, and the "coping strategies"? "Mindfulness"? Meditation? Maybe those could have helped, but I wasn't receptive to those ideas; they all seemed so pointless and stupid to me, kind of in the same way that platitudes such as "Life gets better!" generally seem useless to those who are suicidal.
It's ironic for me to say, considering whatever I'm doing now is clearly not working out. These days, I just rot in my room, sleeping, aimlessly playing video games, binging on junk food, surfing the Internet... and I don't even enjoy any of that anymore. I could study, or y'know, do anything productive, but it feels like my brain is constantly filled with a thick, heavy fog, and I end up just giving up and taking a nap instead. The brain fog's not due to a lack of sleep, I think my brain's just fucked or something - I'm so dumb I can't even handle anything more than basic thinking.
I hate my life. I hate it to the point where I want to kill myself. And yet, I do nothing to try and fix it. Because to me, there's no point. There's no hope. I can't imagine myself having a happy future. I can't imagine myself having a good job, a good social life, a good appearance, a good anything. I can't imagine myself having any life other than this one. I've convinced myself that it's impossible for me to change.
You know the "crabs in a bucket" mentality? If you put a bunch of crabs in a bucket, none of them will be able to escape because they keep dragging each other down. Well, I'm like that, except I'm the only crab in the bucket, and somehow I manage to keep dragging myself down.