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Faith, Look your parents may have problems -- it sounds like they do if things are the way you desribe them (though i know teenage girls tend to exaggerage how much grief their parents give them -- not saying you do or don't, but it's a fairly common thing). But if they do have problems and don't treat you right, this doesn't mean they don't actually love you. I think it's really hard when you're young and don't get what you need from your parents, but at least try to remember that the large majority of life is spent away from your family. It's kind of like when you're in junior-high and high school, your friends and what people think and what goes on seems like it's the whole world and so important, but then a few years later none of it matters and there are much more important things. And sorry, i'm not trying to downplay the importance of parents, just adding that perspective.
Also remember, even if you feel unloved at home, there will always be people out there that need you. You will be a source of love, strength and encouragement for the people you are close to in life as you get older, and they will be that for you. But it often takes time to meet the right people, so keep your strength and positive attitude as best you can until you are more independent. Also, you should talk to your mom or a family member about your feelings. You can also talk to a counselor at school -- i'm sure they'd have good advice and might even be enjoyable to talk to. Well i really wish you the best. :) :) :)
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