I've recently been cut off by my parents due to getting in trouble, I told my boyfriend who lives in a different state that I had gotten in trouble and lied to him that my parents were kicking me out.. I know this was wrong to do but I just can't take living here anymore. My boyfriend has a job and can easily support me the only problem is that he doesn't know I'm 15 and that I'm actually running away not getting kicked out. I've been really weighing my options here and I know I would be a million times happier living with him than staying here but I just don't know how I would be able to keep my age a secret and hide being a runaway from him. I also would be dropping out of school and I only just started 10th grade.. my mom would be heartbroken and I would miss her terribly but all in all my family is so different from me. I suffer from bipolar depression, suicidal thoughts, and self harm/self image issues. My mom and dad fight constantly about me and my brother is always forgotten by them I feel so guilty and I just think they would be sad for a little bit once I'm gone but soon will be happier. I want to leave and have a good place to go where I will be safe, loved, and happy I just don't want to be found and forced to come home.
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15yrs old but my boyfriend thinks I'm 18
Hello,
Thank you for contacting the National Runaway Safeline.
It sounds like you are facing quite the dilemma about leaving home and how this might affect you and those around you. On the one hand you seem to know that you would be going to your boyfriends home under false pretenses. There is nothing wrong with thinking your options through before making such a big decision. Good for you on showing maturity and concern for not only yourself but others as well.
NRS is here to listen and here to help. We hope that you will consider calling our 24hr crisis line 1-800-Runaway (786-2929) and explore your thoughts and feelings about your situation.
Sometimes talking can help to look at all possible options towards coping with a given situation.
You have taken that first step good for you.
NRS also offers live chat via our website: www.1800Runaway.org
NRS live chat is available from 4:30pm until 11:30pm (CST) 7 days a week.
Thanks again for reaching out to NRS and we hope to talk with you soon.
Take CarePlease remember you can reach us directly by calling our 24 hour hotline, 1-800-RUNAWAY (786-2929) or through our Live Chat.
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