what to say to someone who is suicidal

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“I’m here for you. Please talk to me.”

“You don’t have to go through this alone.”
“Your feelings are valid, and I’m here to listen.”

“I care about you and your well-being.”
“Let’s find a way to get through this together.”
“It’s okay to feel the way you do, but I want to help.”

“You are important to me and to many others.”
“What you’re feeling right now is temporary. We can find help.”
“I’m not going to leave you alone in this.”

“You matter more than you realize.”
“It’s okay to ask for help. You don’t have to handle this alone.”
“Let’s talk about what you’re feeling.”

“You are loved, even if it doesn’t feel like it right now.”
“I’m worried about you because I care.”
“You have so much to offer the world.”

“I want to support you in any way I can.”
“Let’s reach out to someone who can help us.”
“You don’t have to be alone in this.”

“There is no shame in feeling like this. Let’s talk to someone.”
“I’m here to help you get through this.”
“Your life has value and meaning.”

“You are not a burden.”
“Please let me help you find the support you need.”
“You are not alone in this struggle.”

“We can find a way to make things better.”
“You have the strength to get through this.”
“I believe in you and your ability to overcome this.”

“It’s okay to feel overwhelmed. Let’s take it one step at a time.”
“There is hope, even if you can’t see it right now.”
“You are not weak for feeling this way.”

“I will stay with you as long as you need.”
“Let’s call a crisis hotline together.”
“Your feelings don’t define your worth.”

“You have friends and family who care deeply about you.”
“It’s okay to feel pain, but let’s find a way to heal.”
“I’m here to listen, not to judge.”

“Your life is precious to me.”
“Please don’t make any decisions right now. Let’s talk first.”
“You have so much to live for, even if you can’t see it right now.”

“I want to understand what you’re going through.”
“You are strong for reaching out.”
“It’s brave to admit you’re struggling.”

“Let’s find a therapist or counselor together.”
“You are deserving of help and support.”
“I’m not going anywhere. We will face this together.”

“Please don’t give up. You are worth fighting for.”
“Let’s take this one moment at a time.”
“There is a future worth living for.”

“You are not alone, even if it feels that way.”
“I can’t fully understand what you’re feeling, but I want to help.”
“It’s okay to cry and express your emotions.”

“Your feelings are important, and they matter.”
“I’m here to help you find a way forward.”
“We can get through this together.”

“You are not invisible. I see you and I care.”
“Your pain is real, but so is the help that is available.”
“I’m committed to helping you find the support you need.”

“You don’t have to go through this darkness alone.”
“Let’s make a plan to keep you safe.”
“I care about your safety and well-being.”

“Your story isn’t over yet.”
“It’s okay to lean on me right now.”
“I’m here for you in any way you need.”

“Let’s find hope together.”
“You are loved, more than you know.”
“There are people who care about you deeply.”

“Your presence makes a difference in this world.”
“You don’t have to suffer in silence.”
“Please talk to me about what’s going on.”

“I’m here to offer support, not solutions.”
“Your feelings are valid, even the hard ones.”
“It’s okay to seek help. You don’t have to do this alone.”

“I’m not going to leave you. We will get through this together.”
“You are important and your life matters.”
“Let’s reach out to a mental health professional.”

“You are more than your current struggles.”
“I’m here to remind you that you are not alone.”
“There is strength in asking for help.”

“You are not a burden to anyone.”
“Let’s find a way to make things better, together.”
“You have the power to change your story.”

“I care about you and want to help you through this.”
“It’s okay to not be okay right now.”
“Please don’t isolate yourself. Let’s talk.”

“You have people who care about your well-being.”
“Your life is worth fighting for.”
“I will help you find the support you need.”

“You are loved, even if it doesn’t feel like it right now.”
“Let’s take things one day at a time.”
“You don’t have to handle this on your own.”

“Your feelings are valid, and I’m here to listen.”
“I’m worried about you and want to help.”
“You are important and your well-being matters.”

“Let’s find a way to get through this together.”
“You are not alone. I am here for you.”
“There is no shame in feeling this way. Let’s find help.”

“I care about you and want to support you.”
“You are strong for reaching out.”
“It’s okay to feel overwhelmed. Let’s talk about it.”

“There is hope, even if you can’t see it right now.”
“You are not weak for feeling this way.”
“I will stay with you as long as you need.”

“Let’s call a crisis hotline together.”
“Your feelings don’t define your worth.”
“You have friends and family who care deeply about you.”

“It’s okay to feel pain, but let’s find a way to heal.”
“I’m here to listen, not to judge.”
“Your life is precious to me.”

“Please don’t make any decisions right now. Let’s talk first.”
“You have so much to live for, even if you can’t see it right now.”
“I want to understand what you’re going through.”

“You are strong for reaching out.”
“It’s brave to admit you’re struggling.”
“Let’s find a therapist or counselor together.”

“You are deserving of help and support.”
“I’m not going anywhere. We will face this together.”
“Please don’t give up. You are worth fighting for.”

“Let’s take this one moment at a time.”
“There is a future worth living for.”
“You are not alone, even if it feels that way.”

“I can’t fully understand what you’re feeling, but I want to help.”
“It’s okay to cry and express your emotions.”
“Your feelings are important, and they matter.”

“I’m here to help you find a way forward.”
“We can get through this together.”
“You are not invisible. I see you and I care.”

“Your pain is real, but so is the help that is available.”
“I’m committed to helping you find the support you need.”
“You don’t have to go through this darkness alone.”

“Let’s make a plan to keep you safe.”
“I care about your safety and well-being.”
“Your story isn’t over yet.”

“It’s okay to lean on me right now.”
“I’m here for you in any way you need.”
“Let’s find hope together.”

“You are loved, more than you know.”
“There are people who care about you deeply.”
“Your presence makes a difference in this world.”

“You don’t have to suffer in silence.”
“Please talk to me about what’s going on.”
“I’m here to offer support, not solutions.”

“Your feelings are valid, even the hard ones.”
“It’s okay to seek help. You don’t have to do this alone.”
“I’m not going to leave you. We will get through this together.”

“You are important and your life matters.”
“Let’s reach out to a mental health professional.”
“You are more than your current struggles.”

“I’m here to remind you that you are not alone.”
“There is strength in asking for help.”
“You are not a burden to anyone.”

“Let’s find a way to make things better, together.”
“You have the power to change your story.”
“I care about you and want to help you through this.”

“It’s okay to not be okay right now.”
“Please don’t isolate yourself. Let’s talk.”
“You have people who care about your well-being.”

“Your life is worth fighting for.”
“I will help you find the support you need.”
“You are loved, even if it doesn’t feel like it right now.”
“Let’s take things one day at a time.”
“You don’t have to handle this on your own.”
“Your feelings are valid, and I’m here to listen.”
“I’m worried about you and want to help.”
“You are important and your well-being matters.”
“Let’s find a way to get through this together.”
“You are not alone. I am here for you.”
“There is no shame in feeling this way. Let’s find help.”
“I care about you and want to support you.”
“You are strong for reaching out.”
“It’s okay to feel overwhelmed. Let’s talk about it.”
“There is hope, even if you can’t see it right now.”
“You are not weak for feeling this way.”
“I will stay with you as long as you need.”
“Let’s call a crisis hotline together.”
“Your feelings don’t define your worth.”
“You have friends and family who care deeply about you.”
“It’s okay to feel pain, but let’s find a way to heal.”
“I’m here to listen, not to judge.”
“Your life is precious to me.”
“Please don’t make any decisions right now. Let’s talk first.”
“You have so much to live for, even if you can’t see it right now.”
“I want to understand what you’re going through.”
“You are strong for reaching out.”
“It’s brave to admit you’re struggling.”
“Let’s find a therapist or counselor together.”
“You are deserving of help and support.”
“I’m not going anywhere. We will face this together.”
“Please don’t give up. You are worth fighting for.”
“Let’s take this one moment at a time.”
“There is a future worth living for.”
“You are not alone, even if it feels that way.”
“I can’t fully understand what you’re feeling, but I want to help.”
“It’s okay to cry and express your emotions.”
“Your feelings are important, and they matter.”
“I’m here to help you find a way forward.”
“We can get through this together.”
“You are not invisible. I see you and I care.”
“Your pain is real, but so is the help that is available.”
“I’m committed to helping you find the support you need.”
“You don’t have to go through this darkness alone.”

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